Distribute language server via npm package #158
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@ggreif, would you be interested in helping me test this language server on Emacs at some point (low priority)? |
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This PR exposes the new TypeScript-based language server as an npm package (tentatively named
mo-ide) which can be used in place of the original binary which powers thedfx _language-servicesubcommand.TODO:
stdio,node-ipc, andsocketfrom vscode-languageserver)mo-idebinaries for GitHub releases (using pkg)Please leave a comment if you are interested in using the Motoko language server with Vim or Emacs. Thanks!