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zorm

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Language support for Zig ORM zorm
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Zorm Language Support

A comprehensive Visual Studio Code extension providing Language Server Protocol (LSP) support for Zorm - a powerful Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) framework for the Zig programming language.

Overview

Zorm enables developers to define database schemas using a clean, declarative syntax that compiles to efficient Zig code. This extension provides rich language support for .zorm schema files, including syntax highlighting, intelligent code completion, real-time validation, and diagnostic reporting.

Features

🎨 Syntax Highlighting

  • Rich syntax highlighting for Zorm schema files (.zorm)

🧠 Intelligent Code Completion

  • Auto-completion for Zorm keywords (model, field, config, etc.)
  • Smart suggestions based on context

🔧 Language Server Features

  • Full LSP implementation for optimal performance
  • Incremental document synchronization
  • Error diagnostics with actionable feedback
  • Support for VS Code's built-in language features

📝 Schema Structure Support

Complete support for Zorm schema elements:

  • Configuration blocks: Database backend configuration
  • Model definitions: Table/entity definitions
  • Field declarations: Column definitions with types and constraints
  • Annotations: Metadata for fields (@primary_key, @unique, @nullable, etc.)
  • Comments: Single-line and multi-line comment support

Installation

  1. Open Visual Studio Code
  2. Go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X)
  3. Search for "Zorm Language Support"
  4. Click Install

Usage

Creating Zorm Schema Files

  1. Create a new file with the .zorm extension
  2. Start defining your schema:
[config]
backend = "postgresql"
database = "myapp"

model User {
    id: integer @primary_key @auto_increment
    username: varchar(50) @unique @not_null
    email: varchar(255) @unique @not_null
    created_at: timestamp @default("now()")
    updated_at: timestamp @nullable
}

model Post {
    id: integer @primary_key @auto_increment
    title: varchar(255) @not_null
    content: text @nullable
    user_id: integer @foreign_key(User.id)
    published: boolean @default(false)
}

Supported Database Types

  • integer, bigint, smallint
  • varchar(n), text
  • boolean
  • timestamp, date, time
  • decimal(p,s), float, double
  • json, jsonb

Supported Annotations

  • @primary_key - Mark field as primary key
  • @unique - Add unique constraint
  • @not_null / @nullable - Control null constraints
  • @auto_increment - Auto-incrementing fields
  • @default(value) - Set default values
  • @foreign_key(table.field) - Foreign key relationships

Requirements

  • Visual Studio Code 1.100.0 or higher
  • Zig programming language (for compiling generated code)
  • Node.js (for extension development)

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

  • zorm.enable: Enable/disable Zorm language support
  • zorm.validation.enabled: Enable/disable real-time validation
  • zorm.completion.enabled: Enable/disable auto-completion
  • zorm.diagnostics.enabled: Enable/disable diagnostic reporting

Supported Backends

Currently supported database backends:

  • PostgreSQL (postgresql)
  • MySQL (mysql)
  • SQLite (sqlite)
  • More backends coming soon!

Known Issues

  • Complex nested schema validation is still in development
  • Some advanced SQL features may not be fully supported yet
  • Performance optimization for very large schema files is ongoing

Please report issues on our GitHub repository.

Release Notes

0.0.1

Initial release of Zorm Language Support:

  • Basic syntax highlighting for .zorm files
  • LSP server implementation with validation
  • Auto-completion for keywords and types
  • Real-time diagnostics and error reporting
  • Support for model definitions and field declarations
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