feat(core): add emmet language server #948
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Adding multi-language server support to the LSP module is challenging, as it requires targeted refactoring of the editor-lsp module. I will complete this once I have the time. Current remaining work for the editor-lsp module:
The latter two works will likely require modifications to the editor renderer. This will take some time! |
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If you can, you could also make improvements to the |
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@KonerDev, an LSP proxy can be used to allow connecting to multiple LSP servers on a client that only supports one server. But, I was only able to find two examples/libs, both of which are no longer maintained. https://github.com/techee/lsp-proxy |
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I believe this really needs to be implemented natively under When I have time, I will come back and implement this (support for multi-language servers for a single file extension, as the current I am currently still working on rainbow brackets support for |
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Waiting for more testing feedback on Rosemoe/sora-editor#763.. |
This PR adds the Emmet language server from PR #948 and adds support for using multiple language servers simultaneously. ## Features - Emmet language server - Support for multiple language servers per file (also builtin and external combined) ## Enhancements - Tiny theme improvements ## Refactor - Refactored code into smaller methods - Remove boilerplate code
Feature
This PR adds an Emmet language server to Xed-Editor. Emmet offers abbreviations for HTML and CSS, such as the well-known exclamation mark, to create the basic HTML structure.
Screenshots
Screen_Recording_20251108_150541_Xed-Debug.mp4
Current issues
At the moment, this is an additional language server in the settings, but in the future, I would like to combine it into one HTML option. However, Xed-Editor does not currently support multiple language servers for the same file. This functionality has to be added in the future.
It could also be that the option for multiple language servers first needs to be added to the
sora-editor.Until that is implemented, there is no need to merge this PR; it will remain a draft for now.