BlazeLang for Visual Studio Code & Open VSX

Official language support for BlazeLang (.blz) files in Visual Studio Code, Antigravity Studio, and Open VSX compatible editors.

⚡ Features

• Rich Syntax Highlighting: Accurate TextMate and semantic syntax highlighting for BlazeLang statements, control flow, native types, Show(...), reactive bind state, and custom attributes.
• Modern IntelliSense & Autocomplete: Built-in completions, signatures, and documentation for the full native Standard Library:
  • Show(*args) - Native formatted console output with automatic spacing & newline.
  • fs - High-performance file system operations (fs.read, fs.write, fs.stat, fs.walk).
  • json - High-speed JSON serialization (json.Parse, json.Stringify, json.Pretty).
  • math - Scientific math & statistics (math.Sqrt, math.PrimeFactors, math.Mean).
  • torch++ - Hardware-accelerated tensor computation and neural network layers.
  • process, time, date, os, crypto, and more.
• Productive Snippets: Verified snippets for quick development:
  • show / sh ➔ Show(value)
  • fn / func ➔ Function name(args) { ... }
  • forrange ➔ for i in range(start, end) { ... }
  • fileread / filewrite ➔ Native fs file operations
  • jsonparse / jsonstringify ➔ Native json methods
  • torch ➔ torch++ tensor pipelines
• One-Click Commands & Code Actions:
  • BlazeLang: Run Current File (▶ button in editor title bar)
  • BlazeLang: Test Current File
  • BlazeLang: Benchmark Current File
  • BlazeLang: Compile Current File
  • BlazeLang: Open REPL
  • BlazeLang: Format Document

🚀 Getting Started

1. Install the Extension:

   • Install via Visual Studio Code Marketplace or Open VSX Registry (ShortCodeGuyStudio.blazelang).
   • Or install manually from a .vsix file:

     code --install-extension blazelang-3.0.0.vsix
     

2. Configure the CLI (Optional):

   • By default, the extension invokes blz from your system PATH.
   • If blz.exe is in a custom location, configure it in your Settings:

     {
       "blazelang.cliPath": "C:\\path\\to\\blz.exe"
     }
     

3. Write and Run:

   • Create a file named main.blz:

     var message = "Hello from BlazeLang!"
     Show(message)
     

   • Press the ▶ Run button or run blz run main.blz in your terminal!

⚙️ Extension Settings

🛠️ Repository & Issues

• Extension Repository: https://github.com/shortcodeguy/blazelang-extension
• Issue Tracker: https://github.com/shortcodeguy/blazelang-extension/issues

📄 License

MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for details.