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coc-ts-go

v0.1.1

Published

Preview of the native TypeScript language server for Visual Studio Code.

Downloads

8

Readme

coc-ts-go

tips: this readme doc generate by lingma

Preview of the native TypeScript language server for coc.nvim, fork from typescript-go

This extension provides a preview of the native TypeScript language server (tsgo) for coc.nvim. It is an experimental alternative to the default TypeScript language service and may provide better performance and more accurate TypeScript/JavaScript language features.

Features

  • Native TypeScript language server integration
  • Support for JavaScript and TypeScript (including React variants)
  • Experimental performance improvements
  • Pprof profiling support
  • LSP trace output for debugging

Requirements

  • coc.nvim version 0.0.82 or higher
  • Node.js

Installation

  1. Install the extension in your coc.nvim setup:

    :CocInstall coc-ts-go
  2. Enable the extension by running the command:

    :CocCommand typescript.native-preview.enable

Configuration

This extension contributes the following settings:

  • typescript.experimental.useTsgo: Enable the native TypeScript language server (default: false)
  • typescript.native-preview.trace.server: Trace server communication (default: "verbose")
  • typescript.native-preview.pprofDir: Directory to write pprof profiles to (optional)
  • typescript.native-preview.tsdk: Path to the @typescript/native-preview package or tsgo binary directory

You can configure these in your coc-settings.json:

{
  "typescript.experimental.useTsgo": true,
  "typescript.native-preview.trace.server": "verbose"
}

Commands

The extension provides the following commands:

  • typescript.native-preview.enable: Enable the native TypeScript server
  • typescript.native-preview.disable: Disable the native TypeScript server
  • typescript.native-preview.restart: Restart the language server
  • typescript.native-preview.output.focus: Show extension output
  • typescript.native-preview.lsp-trace.focus: Show LSP trace output

You can access these commands through :CocCommand.

Usage

Once enabled, the extension will automatically provide language services for TypeScript and JavaScript files. The extension adds a status bar item showing  tsgo when active.

Development

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Install dependencies:
    pnpm install
  3. Build the extension:
    pnpm build
  4. Link to your coc.nvim extensions directory

License

MIT

Note

This is an experimental preview and may have issues. Please report any problems you encounter.