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After cloning the repo, run these commands to install or update dependencies:
npm install
Run these commands to build a package for release:
npm run build
npm run package
To develop or debug, open the code folder in VS Code, install the recommended extensions for code intellisense and debugging support.
Some tasks and debug configurations are provided for your convenience:
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Build
task: build the JavaScript and C++ code.This is usually sufficient for development as other things rarely change and can be built with
npm run prepare
, which is already done when doingnpm install
. By default, this can also be invoked with keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+B or Cmd+Shift+B. -
RunTest
config: run the tests.Build
task is automatically invoked before running. -
RunExtension
config: run the extension in another VS Code instance for debugging.Build
task is automatically invoked before running. This only attaches to the client code, so if you want to debug the server or native addon code, use the other two configs. -
AttachServer
config: attach to the language server.This only works when
RunExtension
is in running state. You will be able to debug the JavaScript part of the language server. -
AttachNode
config: attach to the language server node process.This only works when
RunExtension
is in running state. Filter the process list with keyword "gnls", choose the node process, then you will be able to debug the C++ native addon.