lsp

Documentation

Overview

Package lsp implements a tiny Language Server Protocol server for MX Script. It speaks JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio and exposes:

• textDocument/didOpen, didChange, didClose, didSave — track buffers
• textDocument/publishDiagnostics — parse errors as squiggles
• textDocument/formatting — invoke mx fmt
• textDocument/hover — minimal "did you mean ___" for builtins

Usage from VS Code (or any LSP client):

{
  "command": "mx",
  "args": ["lsp"],
  "filetypes": ["mxscript"]
}

Index

• func AllDocNames() []string
• func LookupDoc(name string) (sig, summary string, ok bool)
• func Run(r io.Reader, w io.Writer) error
• type UserSymbol

Functions

func AllDocNames

func AllDocNames() []string

AllDocNames returns every name in the curated docs table, sorted. Used by `mx help` listing mode and `mx help <topic>`'s "did you mean" hint when the topic isn't found exactly.

func LookupDoc

func LookupDoc(name string) (sig, summary string, ok bool)

LookupDoc returns the signature and summary for a known builtin or namespace key (e.g. "json_stringify", "ai.complete"). Returns "", "", false when the name isn't in the curated docs table — callers can then decide whether to suggest something close or to print a generic "no docs" message.

func Run

func Run(r io.Reader, w io.Writer) error

Run reads JSON-RPC messages from r, replies on w, and only returns when the client closes stdin (or sends `shutdown` + `exit`).

Types

type UserSymbol

type UserSymbol struct {
	Name   string
	Kind   int
	Detail string
}

UserSymbol is one declaration extracted from an open document. Surfaces in completion results so editors offer the user's own names alongside builtins.