Use new TypeScript Extensibility for code completion in html templates etc.

[DerZyklop]

As far as i understand this thread:

microsoft/TypeScript#6508

It should be possible to have code completion in html templates. This would be awesome!

The Language Extensibility is available in TypeScript since 2.3. Whats missing is some code in atom-typescript, am i right?

[jonyeezs]

I believe TypeScript has decided this a domain related issue and this poject should follow the same consensus.
I'm not sure what framework you need that feature.
But for me, it's angular. Angular now has its own language service plugin

I'm currently toying with creating a package that would help enable the angular language service, I currently can't find anything that really fits this criteria.

edited: misread OP's comment

[jonyeezs]

This issue should be close as it shouldn't be part of typescript's main client.

[jonyeezs]

@guncha @TypeStrong I'm planning to create a package that extends this for angular language service.

But I'm finding it a hard time to see where the language client gets initialize when a pane is open to.

Could i get a rough guide on how this package works on a high-level?

[guncha]

The nice thing about using the Typescript plugin feature is that it's not editor specific, i.e., you can write it once and it will work in atom-typescript, vscode, sublime text, vim plugins, etc. I'd say look at some already written plugins (the simpler the better, there's a few listed at the bottom of the plugin wiki) and try to modify them to do what you want.

That said, I should still document how this package works, but that's a different issue..

[jonyeezs]

That's true for the language service. But atom-typescript has a huge IDE feature (ie autocomplete, codefix, etc) which is not part of the plugins. I am planning to use the angular language service plugin. But i need to get the IDE (ie atom-typescript) to work with it. At the moment this package supports ts files. Which it should only. There's bit of code in the grammar that regex on `template:`. Imo that shouldn't be in the project but in a plugin to atom-typescript. That's my intention to figure out how to make this package extendable and not modify it just for a framework.

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On Fri., 18 Aug. 2017, 12:10 pm Guntars Ašmanis-Graham < ***@***.***> wrote: The nice thing about using the Typescript plugin feature is that it's not editor specific, i.e., you can write it once and it will work in atom-typescript, vscode, sublime text, vim plugins, etc. I'd say look at some already written plugins (the simpler the better, there's a few listed at the bottom of the plugin wiki <https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Writing-a-Language-Service-Plugin>) and try to modify them to do what you want. That said, I should still document how this package works, but that's a different issue.. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1278 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AKXAhvIYRuGP5nv9a7sR7aAdsJoTcmftks5sZPKTgaJpZM4N-RUM> .

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[DerZyklop]

I am still interested in this. If anyone has a workaround or hints how to get this, please post it here
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