Neva Programming Language
This is a VScode extension for Neva - a flow based programming language with static types.
Warning: extension only works if nevalang module is root of your workspace! I.e. neva.y(a)ml is at the root of the project, opened in the editor.
Requirements
- Neva programming language installed
Features
Syntax Highlighting
Error messages (Diagnostics)
Error messages occur as you type in the problems panel
Visual Editor (WIP)
Currently disabled due to massive changes in the language. You can see the source code in the webview directory.
Contributing
See ./Contributing.md
Release Notes
0.7.4
- Updated LSP to match latest syntax changes
0.7.3
- Syntax highlighing fixes
- Deferred connections
- Some more minor fixes due to new syntax
0.7.2
- Critical bugfix (LSP wasn't working at all)
- Added missing bundling step (via esbuild)
- Removed
lsp binary from .vscodeignore
0.7.1
- Updated syntax highlighting to mach latest changes in compiler
map native type was replaced with dict (to avoid confusion with Map component)
0.7.0
- LSP improvements
- Sending errors to VSCode "problems" panel
- Support for TCP in debug-mode (for extension developers)
- Updated syntax highlighting to mach latest changes in compiler
flow keyword was replaced with def
- Internal Changes (minor refactoring)
0.6.0
- Updated syntax highlighting to mach latest changes in compiler
- Replaced
component keyword with flow
- Removed all group forms for entity declarasions
0.5.0
- Updated syntax highlighting after removing "net" keyword
- Fixed syntax highlighting for nodes without ports in component connections
0.4.0
- Add support for single-form entity declaration
- Internals: refactor tmlanguage syntax file
0.3.0
- Web-view temporary removed after massive rewriting of the language
- Updated syntax highlighting to match new grammar
- Updated icons for command menu and files
- Updated header with new logo
0.2.0
- LSP-compatible Language Server
- WebView-based Custom editor for visual editing of
.neva files
0.1.0
- First release with textmate (regexp) based syntax highlighting.
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