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Config Package

Unified configuration management for GoSQLX that can be shared across CLI, LSP server, and VSCode extension.

Features

  • Multiple Sources: Load configuration from files (YAML/JSON), environment variables, and LSP initialization options
  • Layered Configuration: Merge configurations with proper precedence (defaults → file → environment → LSP/CLI flags)
  • Validation: Comprehensive validation for all configuration options
  • LSP Integration: First-class support for Language Server Protocol configuration exchange
  • Type Safety: Strongly-typed configuration with sensible defaults

Usage

Loading from Files
import "github.com/ajitpratap0/GoSQLX/pkg/config"

// Load from single file
cfg, err := config.LoadFromFile("gosqlx.yaml")
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

// Try multiple paths in order
cfg, err := config.LoadFromFiles([]string{
    "./gosqlx.yaml",
    "~/.config/gosqlx/config.yaml",
    "/etc/gosqlx/config.yaml",
})

// Get default search paths
paths := config.GetDefaultConfigPaths()
cfg, err := config.LoadFromFiles(paths)
Loading from Environment Variables
// Load from environment (GOSQLX_* variables)
cfg, err := config.LoadFromEnvironment("GOSQLX")

// Custom prefix
cfg, err := config.LoadFromEnvironment("MYAPP")

Environment variable names follow the pattern: PREFIX_SECTION_FIELD

Examples:

  • GOSQLX_FORMAT_INDENT=4
  • GOSQLX_VALIDATION_DIALECT=postgresql
  • GOSQLX_LSP_TRACE_SERVER=verbose
Layered Configuration
// Load with automatic layering: defaults → file → environment
cfg, err := config.LoadWithDefaults("gosqlx.yaml", true)

// Manual merging for custom scenarios
defaultCfg := config.DefaultConfig()
fileCfg, _ := config.LoadFromFile("config.yaml")
envCfg, _ := config.LoadFromEnvironment("GOSQLX")

// Later configs override earlier ones
merged := config.Merge(defaultCfg, fileCfg, envCfg)
LSP Integration
// Load from LSP initialization options
cfg, err := config.LoadFromLSPInitOptions(initOptions)

// Convert to LSP settings format for VSCode
settings := config.ToLSPSettings(cfg)

// Parse from VSCode settings.json format
cfg, err := config.FromLSPSettings(settings)

// Merge LSP configuration changes
updated, err := config.MergeLSPConfig(baseCfg, changes)

// Get initialization options for LSP client
initOpts := config.ToLSPInitializationOptions(cfg)

Configuration Structure

Format Settings
format:
  indent: 2                    # Indentation spaces
  uppercase_keywords: true     # Convert SQL keywords to uppercase
  max_line_length: 120        # Maximum line length
  compact: false              # Use compact formatting
Validation Settings
validation:
  dialect: postgresql         # SQL dialect (postgresql, mysql, sqlserver, oracle, sqlite)
  strict_mode: false          # Enable strict validation
  recursive: false            # Recursively validate directories
  pattern: "*.sql"            # File pattern for validation
  security:
    max_file_size: 10485760   # Maximum file size (10MB)
Output Settings
output:
  format: text               # Output format (text, json, yaml)
  verbose: false             # Enable verbose output
Analysis Settings
analyze:
  security: false            # Enable security analysis
  performance: false         # Enable performance analysis
  complexity: false          # Enable complexity analysis
  all: false                 # Enable all analysis types
LSP Settings
lsp:
  rate_limit_requests: 100   # Max requests per window
  rate_limit_window: 1s      # Rate limit time window
  request_timeout: 30s       # Request timeout
  max_document_size: 1048576 # Max document size (1MB)
  max_content_length: 10485760 # Max content length (10MB)
  trace_server: off          # LSP trace level (off, messages, verbose)
Server Settings
server:
  log_level: info            # Log level (debug, info, warn, error)
  log_file: ""               # Log file path (empty for stderr)
  metrics_enabled: true      # Enable metrics collection
  shutdown_timeout: 5s       # Graceful shutdown timeout

JSON Configuration Example

{
  "format": {
    "indent": 4,
    "uppercaseKeywords": true,
    "maxLineLength": 100
  },
  "validation": {
    "dialect": "mysql",
    "strictMode": true
  },
  "lsp": {
    "traceServer": "verbose"
  }
}

Validation

All configuration values are validated after loading:

cfg := config.DefaultConfig()
cfg.Format.Indent = -1  // Invalid

if err := cfg.Validate(); err != nil {
    log.Printf("Invalid config: %v", err)
}

Validation rules:

  • Format.Indent: Must be non-negative
  • Format.MaxLineLength: Must be non-negative
  • Validation.Dialect: Must be one of: postgresql, mysql, sqlserver, oracle, sqlite
  • Validation.Security.MaxFileSize: Must be non-negative
  • Output.Format: Must be one of: text, json, yaml
  • LSP.TraceServer: Must be one of: off, messages, verbose
  • Server.LogLevel: Must be one of: debug, info, warn, error

Testing

The package includes comprehensive tests with 78.6% coverage:

go test ./pkg/config/
go test -race ./pkg/config/   # With race detection
go test -cover ./pkg/config/  # With coverage report

Notes

Boolean Configuration Merging

When using environment variables or layered configuration, boolean values can only be set to true via override. Setting them to false via environment variables won't override a true value from a file or defaults. This is a limitation of the zero-value merge approach.

Workaround: Use file-based configuration for boolean false values.

Configuration Source Tracking

The Source field tracks where configuration was loaded from:

  • "default" - DefaultConfig()
  • "lsp" - LSP initialization options
  • "environment" - Environment variables
  • "/path/to/file.yaml" - File path
  • "default+file+environment" - Merged sources

Documentation

Overview

Package config provides unified configuration management for GoSQLX across CLI, LSP server, and IDE integrations. It supports loading from multiple sources with a layered priority system, including configuration files (YAML/JSON), environment variables, and LSP initialization options.

Configuration Architecture

The config package implements a flexible, multi-source configuration system with:

  • File-based configuration (YAML, JSON) with multiple search paths
  • Environment variable overrides with GOSQLX_ prefix
  • LSP initialization options for IDE integration
  • Intelligent merging with proper precedence handling
  • Thread-safe caching with automatic invalidation
  • Comprehensive validation with detailed error messages

Configuration Sources

Configurations can be loaded from multiple sources in order of precedence (highest to lowest):

  1. CLI flags (handled by cmd/gosqlx)
  2. Environment variables (GOSQLX_*)
  3. Configuration files (.gosqlx.yaml, gosqlx.json, etc.)
  4. Default values

Supported Configuration Sections

Format: SQL formatting and output styling

  • indent: Number of spaces for indentation (default: 2)
  • uppercase_keywords: Convert SQL keywords to uppercase (default: true)
  • max_line_length: Maximum line length before wrapping (default: 120)
  • compact: Use compact formatting (default: false)

Validation: SQL validation and dialect settings

  • dialect: Target SQL dialect - postgresql, mysql, sqlserver, oracle, sqlite (default: postgresql)
  • strict_mode: Enable strict validation mode (default: false)
  • recursive: Recursively validate files in directories (default: false)
  • pattern: File pattern for recursive validation (default: "*.sql")
  • security.max_file_size: Maximum file size in bytes (default: 10MB)

Output: Output formatting options

  • format: Output format - text, json, yaml (default: text)
  • verbose: Enable verbose output (default: false)

Analyze: SQL analysis settings

  • security: Enable security analysis (default: false)
  • performance: Enable performance analysis (default: false)
  • complexity: Enable complexity analysis (default: false)
  • all: Enable all analysis types (default: false)

LSP: Language Server Protocol settings

  • rate_limit_requests: Max requests per window (default: 100)
  • rate_limit_window: Rate limit time window (default: 1s)
  • request_timeout: Request timeout (default: 30s)
  • max_document_size: Max document size in bytes (default: 1MB)
  • max_content_length: Max content length (default: 10MB)
  • trace_server: LSP trace level - off, messages, verbose (default: off)

Server: General server settings

  • log_level: Log level - debug, info, warn, error (default: info)
  • log_file: Log file path (default: stderr)
  • metrics_enabled: Enable metrics collection (default: true)
  • shutdown_timeout: Graceful shutdown timeout (default: 5s)

Basic Usage

Loading configuration from a file: 

config, err := config.LoadFromFile("gosqlx.yaml")
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Loading with defaults and environment variables: 

config, err := config.LoadWithDefaults("", true)
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Multi-Source Configuration

Loading from multiple sources with proper precedence: 

// Create base configuration
defaults := config.DefaultConfig()

// Load from file (if exists)
fileConfig, _ := config.LoadFromFile("gosqlx.yaml")

// Load from environment
envConfig, _ := config.LoadFromEnvironment("GOSQLX")

// Merge configurations (later sources override earlier)
merged := config.Merge(defaults, fileConfig, envConfig)

Configuration Files

YAML format (.gosqlx.yaml): 

format:
  indent: 4
  uppercase_keywords: true
  max_line_length: 100

validation:
  dialect: postgresql
  strict_mode: false
  security:
    max_file_size: 10485760

lsp:
  trace_server: messages
  request_timeout: 30s

server:
  log_level: info
  metrics_enabled: true

JSON format (gosqlx.json): 

{
  "format": {
    "indent": 4,
    "uppercaseKeywords": true
  },
  "validation": {
    "dialect": "postgresql"
  }
}

Environment Variables

All configuration options can be set via environment variables using the GOSQLX_ prefix: 

export GOSQLX_FORMAT_INDENT=4
export GOSQLX_FORMAT_UPPERCASE_KEYWORDS=true
export GOSQLX_VALIDATION_DIALECT=postgresql
export GOSQLX_LSP_TRACE_SERVER=messages
export GOSQLX_SERVER_LOG_LEVEL=debug

Boolean values accept: true, false, 1, 0, t, f, T, F Duration values accept: 30s, 5m, 1h, etc.

LSP Integration

Loading from LSP initialization options: 

config, err := config.LoadFromLSPInitOptions(initOptions)
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Converting to LSP settings format: 

settings := config.ToLSPSettings(myConfig)
// Returns map suitable for VSCode settings.json

Merging LSP configuration changes: 

updated, err := config.MergeLSPConfig(currentConfig, changes)
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Configuration Caching

The package includes built-in caching for file-based configurations with automatic invalidation based on file modification times: 

// Cached loading (recommended for repeated access)
config, err := config.LoadFromFileCached("gosqlx.yaml")

// Clear cache (useful after config changes)
config.ClearConfigCache()

// Invalidate specific file
config.InvalidateConfigCache("gosqlx.yaml")

// Get cache statistics
stats := config.GetConfigCacheStats()
fmt.Printf("Cache hit rate: %.2f%%\n", stats.HitRate * 100)

Cache characteristics:

  • Thread-safe operations with RWMutex
  • Automatic invalidation on file modification
  • TTL-based expiration (default: 5 minutes)
  • LRU-style eviction when max size reached
  • Atomic metrics tracking (hits, misses, evictions)

Configuration Search Paths

Default search paths (in order of precedence):

  1. ./gosqlx.yaml
  2. ./gosqlx.yml
  3. ./gosqlx.json
  4. ./.gosqlx.yaml
  5. ./.gosqlx.yml
  6. ~/.config/gosqlx/config.yaml
  7. ~/.config/gosqlx/config.yml
  8. ~/.config/gosqlx/config.json
  9. /etc/gosqlx/config.yaml
  10. /etc/gosqlx/config.yml
  11. /etc/gosqlx/config.json

Loading from search paths: 

paths := config.GetDefaultConfigPaths()
cfg, err := config.LoadFromFiles(paths)
if err != nil {
    // No config file found in any location
    cfg = config.DefaultConfig()
}

Validation

All loaded configurations are automatically validated: 

config := config.DefaultConfig()
config.Format.Indent = -1  // Invalid value

err := config.Validate()
// err: "format.indent must be non-negative, got -1"

Validation checks:

  • Format: Non-negative indent and max_line_length
  • Validation: Valid dialect (postgresql, mysql, sqlserver, oracle, sqlite)
  • Output: Valid format (text, json, yaml)
  • LSP: Non-negative rate limits, timeouts, and size limits
  • LSP: Valid trace server level (off, messages, verbose)
  • Server: Valid log level (debug, info, warn, error)
  • Server: Non-negative shutdown timeout

Helper Functions

The package provides helper functions for working with boolean pointers: 

// Create bool pointer
ptr := config.Bool(true)

// Get bool value with default
value := config.BoolValue(ptr)  // Returns false if nil

// Get bool value with custom default
value := config.BoolValueOr(ptr, true)  // Returns true if nil

These helpers distinguish between "not set" (nil) and "explicitly set to false".

Thread Safety

The config package is designed for concurrent use:

  • All exported functions are safe for concurrent calls
  • Config caching uses sync.RWMutex for thread-safe access
  • Metrics use atomic operations for lock-free updates
  • Immutable Config objects after loading (use Clone() for modifications)

Performance Considerations

Configuration loading performance characteristics:

  • File loading: I/O bound, uses caching for repeated access
  • Environment loading: Fast, reads environment once
  • LSP loading: Fast, JSON marshaling/unmarshaling overhead
  • Merging: Fast, linear in number of config sections
  • Validation: Fast, constant time checks

Recommended practices:

  • Use LoadFromFileCached() for repeated file access
  • Load configuration once at startup, reuse throughout application
  • Use Clone() when creating modified configurations
  • Monitor cache hit rate with GetConfigCacheStats()

Example: Complete CLI Integration 

package main

import (
    "flag"
    "log"

    "github.com/ajitpratap0/GoSQLX/pkg/config"
)

func main() {
    configFile := flag.String("config", "", "Configuration file path")
    dialect := flag.String("dialect", "", "SQL dialect override")
    flag.Parse()

    // Load configuration with defaults
    cfg, err := config.LoadWithDefaults(*configFile, true)
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err)
    }

    // Apply CLI flag overrides
    if *dialect != "" {
        cfg.Validation.Dialect = *dialect
        if err := cfg.Validate(); err != nil {
            log.Fatal(err)
        }
    }

    // Use configuration
    log.Printf("Using dialect: %s", cfg.Validation.Dialect)
    log.Printf("Indent: %d spaces", cfg.Format.Indent)
}

Example: LSP Server Integration 

package main

import (
    "log"

    "github.com/ajitpratap0/GoSQLX/pkg/config"
)

func handleInitialize(initOptions interface{}) {
    // Load base configuration
    baseConfig, _ := config.LoadWithDefaults("", true)

    // Merge LSP initialization options
    cfg, err := config.MergeLSPConfig(baseConfig, initOptions)
    if err != nil {
        log.Printf("Invalid LSP config: %v", err)
        cfg = baseConfig
    }

    // Configure LSP server with merged settings
    startLSPServer(cfg)
}

func handleConfigChange(changes interface{}) {
    // Merge configuration changes
    cfg, err := config.MergeLSPConfig(currentConfig, changes)
    if err != nil {
        log.Printf("Invalid config change: %v", err)
        return
    }

    // Apply new configuration
    updateConfiguration(cfg)
}

Version History

v1.6.0: Initial release with unified configuration system

  • File-based configuration (YAML/JSON)
  • Environment variable support
  • LSP integration
  • Thread-safe caching
  • Comprehensive validation

See Also

  • docs/CONFIGURATION.md - Complete configuration guide
  • docs/LSP_GUIDE.md - LSP server configuration
  • cmd/gosqlx - CLI tool using this package
  • pkg/lsp - LSP server using this package

Index

Constants

This section is empty.

Variables

This section is empty.

Functions

func Bool 

func Bool(v bool) *bool

Bool returns a pointer to the given bool value. Use this helper when setting boolean config values.

func BoolValue 

func BoolValue(p *bool) bool

BoolValue returns the value of a bool pointer, or false if nil.

func BoolValueOr 

func BoolValueOr(p *bool, defaultVal bool) bool

BoolValueOr returns the value of a bool pointer, or the default if nil.

func ClearConfigCache 

func ClearConfigCache()

ClearConfigCache clears the config file cache. Useful for testing or when configuration changes need to be reloaded.

func ConfigCacheSize 

func ConfigCacheSize() int

ConfigCacheSize returns the current size of the config cache.

func GetDefaultConfigPaths 

func GetDefaultConfigPaths() []string

GetDefaultConfigPaths returns common configuration file paths to search. The paths are returned in order of precedence (highest to lowest): 1. Current directory 2. User config directory (~/.config/gosqlx/) 3. System config directory (/etc/gosqlx/)

func InvalidateConfigCache 

func InvalidateConfigCache(path string)

InvalidateConfigCache invalidates a specific config file in the cache.

func ResetConfigCacheStats 

func ResetConfigCacheStats()

ResetConfigCacheStats resets the cache statistics counters. Useful for testing and monitoring.

func ToLSPInitializationOptions 

func ToLSPInitializationOptions(c *Config) map[string]interface{}

ToLSPInitializationOptions creates a minimal initialization options object suitable for sending to an LSP server. This includes only the most commonly needed settings and excludes server-internal configuration.

func ToLSPSettings 

func ToLSPSettings(c *Config) map[string]interface{}

ToLSPSettings converts a Config to VSCode settings format. This returns a map suitable for use in LSP configuration responses or for serializing to VSCode settings.json.

The returned map uses camelCase keys to match VSCode conventions.

func ValidateLSPValue 

func ValidateLSPValue(section, key string, value interface{}) error

ValidateLSPValue validates a single configuration value for LSP. This is useful for providing real-time validation in the VSCode extension.

Types

type AnalyzeConfig 

type AnalyzeConfig struct {
	Security    *bool `yaml:"security" json:"security"`       // Enable security analysis (default: false)
	Performance *bool `yaml:"performance" json:"performance"` // Enable performance analysis (default: false)
	Complexity  *bool `yaml:"complexity" json:"complexity"`   // Enable complexity analysis (default: false)
	All         *bool `yaml:"all" json:"all"`                 // Enable all analysis types (default: false)
}

AnalyzeConfig holds analysis options for SQL query analysis.

Each boolean field enables a specific type of analysis:

  • Security: SQL injection detection and security pattern scanning
  • Performance: Query performance hints and optimization suggestions
  • Complexity: Query complexity metrics and readability analysis
  • All: Enables all analysis types at once

type Config 

type Config struct {
	Format     FormatConfig     `yaml:"format" json:"format"`
	Validation ValidationConfig `yaml:"validation" json:"validation"`
	Output     OutputConfig     `yaml:"output" json:"output"`
	Analyze    AnalyzeConfig    `yaml:"analyze" json:"analyze"`
	LSP        LSPConfig        `yaml:"lsp" json:"lsp"`
	Server     ServerConfig     `yaml:"server" json:"server"`
	Source     string           `yaml:"-" json:"-"` // where config came from (file path, "environment", "lsp", etc.)
}

Config represents unified GoSQLX configuration that can be shared across CLI, LSP server, and VSCode extension. It supports loading from files, environment variables, and LSP initialization options.

Config objects are designed to be immutable after loading. Use Clone() to create a copy before making modifications. All configuration sections use pointer types for boolean fields to distinguish between "not set" (nil) and "explicitly false".

The Source field tracks where the configuration was loaded from, which is useful for debugging and logging. When configurations are merged, the Source field combines all sources (e.g., "default+file+environment").

func DefaultConfig 

func DefaultConfig() *Config

DefaultConfig returns a configuration with sensible default values

func FromLSPSettings 

func FromLSPSettings(settings map[string]interface{}) (*Config, error)

FromLSPSettings creates a Config from VSCode settings format. This is the inverse of ToLSPSettings and can parse settings from VSCode's settings.json or workspace configuration.

func LoadFromEnvironment 

func LoadFromEnvironment(prefix string) (*Config, error)

LoadFromEnvironment loads configuration from environment variables. Variable names are prefixed with the given prefix (e.g., "GOSQLX_"). Nested fields use underscores: GOSQLX_FORMAT_INDENT, GOSQLX_LSP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT, etc. Only values explicitly set in environment variables are included in the returned config.

func LoadFromFile 

func LoadFromFile(path string) (*Config, error)

LoadFromFile loads configuration from a single file. Supports both YAML and JSON formats based on file extension.

func LoadFromFileCached 

func LoadFromFileCached(path string) (*Config, error)

LoadFromFileCached loads configuration from a file with caching. If the file hasn't changed since the last load, returns the cached version.

func LoadFromFiles 

func LoadFromFiles(searchPaths []string) (*Config, error)

LoadFromFiles tries to load configuration from multiple paths in order. Returns the first successfully loaded configuration, or an error if none can be loaded. This is useful for searching common config locations like: - ./gosqlx.yaml - ~/.config/gosqlx/config.yaml - /etc/gosqlx/config.yaml

func LoadFromLSPInitOptions 

func LoadFromLSPInitOptions(opts interface{}) (*Config, error)

LoadFromLSPInitOptions loads configuration from LSP initialization options. The opts parameter should be the initializationOptions field from the LSP initialize request, typically sent by the VSCode extension.

Example initializationOptions structure: 

{
  "format": {
    "indent": 2,
    "uppercaseKeywords": true
  },
  "validation": {
    "dialect": "postgresql"
  }
}

func LoadWithDefaults 

func LoadWithDefaults(configFile string, useEnv bool) (*Config, error)

LoadWithDefaults loads configuration from multiple sources with the following precedence: 1. Default configuration (lowest priority) 2. Configuration file (if provided and exists) 3. Environment variables (if enabled) The result is validated before being returned.

func Merge 

func Merge(configs ...*Config) *Config

Merge merges multiple configurations, with later configs taking precedence over earlier ones. Zero values in later configs are ignored (won't override non-zero values from earlier configs). This allows layered configuration: defaults -> file -> environment -> CLI flags.

func MergeLSPConfig 

func MergeLSPConfig(base *Config, changes interface{}) (*Config, error)

MergeLSPConfig merges LSP-specific configuration changes into an existing config. This is useful for handling workspace configuration changes in the LSP server. Only non-nil/non-zero values from changes are applied.

func (*Config) ApplyDefaults 

func (c *Config) ApplyDefaults()

ApplyDefaults fills in any zero values with defaults

func (*Config) Clone 

func (c *Config) Clone() *Config

Clone creates a deep copy of the configuration

func (*Config) Validate 

func (c *Config) Validate() error

Validate validates the configuration and returns an error if any settings are invalid

type ConfigCacheStats 

type ConfigCacheStats struct {
	Size      int
	MaxSize   int
	TTL       time.Duration
	Hits      uint64
	Misses    uint64
	Evictions uint64
	HitRate   float64
}

ConfigCacheStats holds cache statistics

func GetConfigCacheStats 

func GetConfigCacheStats() ConfigCacheStats

GetConfigCacheStats returns current cache statistics

type FormatConfig 

type FormatConfig struct {
	Indent            int   `yaml:"indent" json:"indent"`                        // Number of spaces for indentation (default: 2)
	UppercaseKeywords *bool `yaml:"uppercase_keywords" json:"uppercaseKeywords"` // Convert SQL keywords to uppercase (default: true)
	MaxLineLength     int   `yaml:"max_line_length" json:"maxLineLength"`        // Maximum line length before wrapping (default: 120)
	Compact           *bool `yaml:"compact" json:"compact"`                      // Use compact formatting (default: false)
}

FormatConfig holds SQL formatting options for the formatter.

Boolean fields use *bool pointers to distinguish between "not set" (nil) and "explicitly set to false". This allows proper override behavior when merging configurations from multiple sources.

type LSPConfig 

type LSPConfig struct {
	RateLimitRequests int           `yaml:"rate_limit_requests" json:"rateLimitRequests"` // Max requests per window (default: 100)
	RateLimitWindow   time.Duration `yaml:"rate_limit_window" json:"rateLimitWindow"`     // Rate limit time window (default: 1s)
	RequestTimeout    time.Duration `yaml:"request_timeout" json:"requestTimeout"`        // Request timeout (default: 30s)
	MaxDocumentSize   int           `yaml:"max_document_size" json:"maxDocumentSize"`     // Max document size in bytes (default: 1MB)
	MaxContentLength  int           `yaml:"max_content_length" json:"maxContentLength"`   // Max content length (default: 10MB)
	TraceServer       string        `yaml:"trace_server" json:"traceServer"`              // LSP trace level: off, messages, verbose (default: "off")
}

LSPConfig holds LSP server-specific settings for the Language Server Protocol server.

Rate limiting prevents denial-of-service from excessive requests. Requests are limited to RateLimitRequests per RateLimitWindow duration.

Size limits prevent memory exhaustion from large documents. MaxDocumentSize limits the size of individual SQL files, while MaxContentLength limits the total size of all content in a single LSP request.

TraceServer controls LSP protocol tracing: "off" (default), "messages" (log messages), or "verbose" (log messages with full content).

type LSPConfigSection 

type LSPConfigSection struct {
	Section      string                 `json:"section"`
	Properties   map[string]interface{} `json:"properties"`
	Description  string                 `json:"description,omitempty"`
	DefaultValue interface{}            `json:"defaultValue,omitempty"`
}

LSPConfigSection represents a section of LSP configuration that can be registered with the VSCode extension for dynamic configuration updates.

func GetLSPConfigSections 

func GetLSPConfigSections() []LSPConfigSection

GetLSPConfigSections returns all configuration sections for registration with the LSP workspace/configuration capability. This allows the VSCode extension to provide configuration UI and validation.

type OutputConfig 

type OutputConfig struct {
	Format  string `yaml:"format" json:"format"`   // Output format: text, json, yaml (default: "text")
	Verbose *bool  `yaml:"verbose" json:"verbose"` // Enable verbose output (default: false)
}

OutputConfig holds output formatting options for CLI and LSP responses.

The Format field determines the output format for validation results, analysis reports, and other tool outputs. Supported values: "text", "json", "yaml".

type SecurityConfig 

type SecurityConfig struct {
	MaxFileSize int64 `yaml:"max_file_size" json:"maxFileSize"` // Maximum file size in bytes (default: 10MB)
}

SecurityConfig holds security validation settings for file size limits and other security-related constraints.

MaxFileSize prevents processing of excessively large files that could cause memory exhaustion. The default is 10MB (10 * 1024 * 1024 bytes).

type ServerConfig 

type ServerConfig struct {
	LogLevel        string        `yaml:"log_level" json:"logLevel"`               // Log level: debug, info, warn, error (default: "info")
	LogFile         string        `yaml:"log_file" json:"logFile"`                 // Log file path (default: "" for stderr)
	MetricsEnabled  *bool         `yaml:"metrics_enabled" json:"metricsEnabled"`   // Enable metrics collection (default: true)
	ShutdownTimeout time.Duration `yaml:"shutdown_timeout" json:"shutdownTimeout"` // Graceful shutdown timeout (default: 5s)
}

ServerConfig holds general server settings for logging, metrics, and lifecycle management.

LogLevel determines the verbosity of logging: "debug", "info", "warn", "error". LogFile specifies where to write logs; empty string means stderr.

ShutdownTimeout controls how long the server waits for graceful shutdown before forcefully terminating. This allows in-flight requests to complete.

type ValidationConfig 

type ValidationConfig struct {
	Dialect    string         `yaml:"dialect" json:"dialect"`        // SQL dialect: postgresql, mysql, sqlserver, oracle, sqlite (default: "postgresql")
	StrictMode *bool          `yaml:"strict_mode" json:"strictMode"` // Enable strict validation mode (default: false)
	Recursive  *bool          `yaml:"recursive" json:"recursive"`    // Recursively validate files in directories (default: false)
	Pattern    string         `yaml:"pattern" json:"pattern"`        // File pattern for recursive validation (default: "*.sql")
	Security   SecurityConfig `yaml:"security" json:"security"`      // Security validation settings
}

ValidationConfig holds SQL validation options for the parser and validator.

The Dialect field determines which SQL keywords and syntax are recognized. Supported values: "postgresql", "mysql", "sqlserver", "oracle", "sqlite".

The Pattern field is used for recursive file validation and supports standard glob patterns like "*.sql", "queries/**/*.sql", etc.

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