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ws-lsp-bridge

v1.0.1

Published

WebSocket bridge to connect any editor/client to LSP servers

Downloads

32

Readme

🧩 ws-lsp-bridge

A lightweight WebSocket → Language Server Protocol (LSP) bridge for editors and IDEs.
It allows web-based editors or remote clients to connect to any LSP server over WebSocket — perfect for environments like Acode or browser-based IDEs.


✨ Features

  • 🔌 Spawn any LSP server (stdio or ipc) and expose it via WebSocket
  • 🌐 Bridge messages between web editors and LSP servers in real time
  • 🧠 Multi-endpoint support (each LSP runs on its own WebSocket path)
  • Lightweight & dependency-free — only uses ws and vscode-jsonrpc
  • 🪶 Ideal for browser-based editors, cloud IDEs, or mobile code editors

📦 Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g ws-lsp-bridge

Or run directly with npx:

npx ws-lsp-bridge

🚀 Usage

Start the WebSocket LSP bridge:

wslsp

By default, the server listens on port 3030.

Then connect your editor to a WebSocket endpoint, specifying which LSP server to launch via query parameters.

Example (TypeScript LSP):

ws://localhost:3030/typescript?args=typescript-language-server,--stdio&type=stdio

This command launches typescript-language-server --stdio and bridges its LSP messages over WebSocket.


⚙️ CLI Options

wslsp [options]

Options:
  --port, -p <number>   Port for WebSocket server (default: 3030)
  --help, -h            Show this help

You can also set the port via environment variable:

wslsp --port 4040

🧠 How It Works

  1. The bridge starts a WebSocket server on the specified port.

  2. Each connection URL defines which LSP server to spawn via query parameters.

  3. The bridge then pipes LSP JSON-RPC messages between:

    • Editor/WebSocket client → LSP stdin
    • LSP stdout → Editor/WebSocket client
Editor ----(WebSocket JSON-RPC)----> ws-lsp-bridge ----(stdio)----> LSP Server

This enables web-based or remote editors to use any LSP server — even if they can’t use stdio or ipc directly.


💖 Donate

If you like this plugin and want to support development, you can donate using crypto:

Donate here


🌐 Links


📜 License

MIT License © 2025 JOBIANSTECHIE