Clean for Visual Studio Code

This extension provides support for the functional programming language Clean in Visual Studio Code. It currently provides the following features:

• Syntax highlighting
• Integration of Eastwood, the language server for Clean

Requirements

This extension requires eastwood-cls to be in your path. You can get this with the following nightly releases of Clean:

• Linux, x64

Or build it from source.

Installation instructions (for usage)

The package is available on the VS Code Extension Marketplace: Clean for Visual Studio Code. The recommended way of developing Clean programs is using a devcontainer. A template project is provided including an iTasks project with minimal configuration.

Installation instructions (for development)

This requires TypeScript and VSC to be installed. On Debian the former can be installed with:

apt install npm
npm install -g typescript

For the latter installation instructions are available on the Debian Wiki.

To run the extension do:

git clone https://gitlab.com/top-software/clean-vs-code.git
cd clean-vs-code
npm install
code .

In the editor that opens, press F5 to compile and run the extension in a new Extension Development Host window. In that window, you can run the "Developer: Reload Window" command (from the command palette, Ctrl-Shift-P) to reload the extension after you have made changes.

The following links may be helpful if you're new to VS Code extensions:

• https://code.visualstudio.com/api/get-started/your-first-extension
• https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/language-server-extension-guide

Usage

Diagnostics for Clean source files can only be provided if a directory with a Clean project file Eastwood.yml is opened.

Release Notes

See the Change Log.

Copyright & License

Eastwood for Visual Studio Code is copyright © 2021 TOP Software Technology B.V.

This extension is licensed under GPL v3.0. For details, see the LICENSE file.

An exception exists for syntaxes/clean.tmLanguage.json which originates from the CleanForVSCode and is therefore licensed under the same copyright and the same license of that project (MIT License, Copyright (c) 2021 Lucas Franceschino).