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semantic-web-lsp

v0.0.8

Published

A language server for semantic web standards

Readme

Semantic Web Language Server

CI Docs LICENSE Visual Studio Marketplace Last Updated

This repo includes the source code for the semantic web language server. The language server provides IDE like functionality for semantic web languages, including Turtle, JSON-LD and SPARQL.

A live demo can be found online, built with monaco editors.

Documentation

Features

Diagnostics

  • Syntax diagnostics
  • Undefined prefix diagnostics
  • SHACL shape diagnostics

Completion

  • Prefix completion (just start writing the prefix, foa completes to foaf: and adding the prefix statement)
  • Property completion (ordered according to domain)
  • Class completion (when writing the object where the prediate is a)

Hover

  • Shows additional information about the entities like class

Rename

  • Rename terms local to the current file

Formatting

  • Format Turtle

Highlighting

  • Enables semantic highlighting

Use the LSP

Currently a fluwent install is possible for NeoVim and VSCode. However the language server protocol enables swift integration into other editors.

VS Code

Install the semantic web lsp extension (vscode or open-vscode). The extension starts the lsp from WASM and starts the vscode LSP client.

NeoVim

To use the LSP you will always have to install the binary. So do that first:

cargo install --git https://github.com/ajuvercr/semantic-web-lsp --bin lsp-bin

Or locally

git clone https://github.com/ajuvercr/semantic-web-lsp.git
cargo install --path lsp-bin

Configure the LSP in NeoVim.

#  Add a config to lspconfig.configs
local configs = require("lspconfig.configs")

configs.jsonld = {
  default_config = {
    cmd = { 'lsp-bin' },
    filetypes = { 'jsonld', 'turtle', 'sparql' },
    root_dir = require("lspconfig.util").find_git_ancestor,
    single_file_support = true,
    init_options = {},
  }
}

# Start the LSP
local lspconfig = require("lspconfig")

lspconfig.jsonld.setup {
  on_attach = M.on_attach,
  capabilities = M.capabilities,
}

Screenshots

|Undefined prefix|Shape violation| |---|---| | Undefined Prefixes | Shape violations |

|Complete Class|Complete Property| |---|---| | Complete Class | Complete Property |