Can a language in Visual Studio Code be extended?

问题

Scenario

I have JSON files that describe a series of tasks to be carried out, where each task can refer to other tasks and objects in the JSON file.

{
    "tasks": [
        { "id": "first", "action": "doSomething()", "result": {} },
        { "id": "second", "action": "doSomething(${id:first.result})", "result": {} },
    ]
}

I'd like to have both JSON schema validation and custom language text effects like keyword coloring and even "Go to definition" support within strings in the JSON.

What I can do

I can create an extension that specifies a JSON schema for a file extension "*.foo.json". This gives schema validation and code completion in the editor if vscode recognizes the file as a JSON file.

I can also create a new "foo" language in the extension for "*.foo.json" files that has custom keyword coloring within the JSON strings. I do this by creating a TextMate (*.tmLanguage.json) file copied from the JSON.tmLanguage.json, and then modifying the "stringcontent" definition.

Problem

The problem is that the schema validation and hints only work if I have "JSON" chosen in the status bar as the file type, and the custom text coloring only works if I have "foo" chosen in the status bar as the file type.

Is there any way to have both at once? Can I somehow extend the JSON language handling within vscode?

回答1:

With some help from the vscode team, the code below got things working.

package.json

  ...
  "activationEvents": [
      "onLanguage:json",
      "onLanguage:jsonc"
  ],
  "main": "./src/extension",
  "dependencies": {
      "jsonc": "^0.1.0",
      "jsonc-parser": "^1.0.0",
      "vscode-nls": "^3.2.1"
  },
  ...

src/extension.js

'use strict';

const path = require( 'path' );
const vscode = require( 'vscode' );
const { getLocation, visit, parse, ParseError, ParseErrorCode } = require( 'jsonc-parser' );

module.exports = {
    activate
};

let pendingFooJsonDecoration;

const decoration = vscode.window.createTextEditorDecorationType( {
    color: '#04f1f9' // something like cyan
} );

// wire up *.foo.json decorations
function activate ( context /* vscode.ExtensionContext */) {

    // decorate when changing the active editor editor
    context.subscriptions.push( vscode.window.onDidChangeActiveTextEditor( editor => updateFooJsonDecorations( editor ), null, context.subscriptions ) );

    // decorate when the document changes
    context.subscriptions.push( vscode.workspace.onDidChangeTextDocument( event => {
        if ( vscode.window.activeTextEditor && event.document === vscode.window.activeTextEditor.document ) {
            if ( pendingFooJsonDecoration ) {
                clearTimeout( pendingFooJsonDecoration );
            }
            pendingFooJsonDecoration = setTimeout( () => updateFooJsonDecorations( vscode.window.activeTextEditor ), 1000);
        }
    }, null, context.subscriptions ) );

    // decorate the active editor now
    updateFooJsonDecorations( vscode.window.activeTextEditor );

    // decorate when then cursor moves
    context.subscriptions.push( new EditorEventHandler() );
}

const substitutionRegex = /\$\{[\w\:\.]+\}/g;
function updateFooJsonDecorations ( editor /* vscode.TextEditor */ ) {
    if ( !editor || !path.basename( editor.document.fileName ).endsWith( '.foo.json' ) ) {
        return;
    }

    const ranges /* vscode.Range[] */ = [];
    visit( editor.document.getText(), {
        onLiteralValue: ( value, offset, length ) => {
            const matches = [];
            let match;
            while ( ( match = substitutionRegex.exec( value ) ) !== null) {
                matches.push( match );
                const start = offset + match.index + 1;
                const end = match.index + 1 + offset + match[ 0 ].length;

                ranges.push( new vscode.Range( editor.document.positionAt( start ), editor.document.positionAt( end ) ) );
            }
        }
    });

    editor.setDecorations( decoration, ranges );
}

class EditorEventHandler {

    constructor () {
        let subscriptions /*: Disposable[] */ = [];
        vscode.window.onDidChangeTextEditorSelection( ( e /* TextEditorSelectionChangeEvent */ ) => {
            if ( e.textEditor === vscode.window.activeTextEditor) {
                updateFooJsonDecorations( e.textEditor );
            }
        }, this, subscriptions );
        this._disposable = vscode.Disposable.from( ...subscriptions );    
    }

    dispose () {
        this._disposable.dispose();
    }
}

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48723181/can-a-language-in-visual-studio-code-be-extended

标签

visual-studio-code

vscode-extensions

tmlanguage