Pyra VS Code Extension

License

This extension is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details. The license only applies to the VS Code extension code, not the Pyra language or CLI itself.

Basic VS Code support for Pyra.

Included:

• .pyra language registration
• syntax highlighting
• snippets
• command palette commands for the Pyra CLI
• a first-pass language server

Current language-server features:

• parser-backed syntax diagnostics
• basic completions
• document symbols
• hover on top-level symbols and built-in packages
• go to definition for top-level symbols in the current file

Editor semantic coloring:

• assignment variables
• function names
• class/struct names
• parameters
• loop/catch variables
• member properties

Commands

This extension exposes the main Pyra CLI workflows as VS Code commands, including:

• Pyra: Create Project
• Pyra: Project Info
• Pyra: Format
• Pyra: Test
• Pyra: Install
• Pyra: Add Package
• Pyra: Upgrade
• Pyra: Remove Package
• Pyra: Run Script
• Pyra: Register Package
• Pyra: Publish Package
• Pyra: Unpublish Package
• Pyra: Delete Package
• Pyra: Packages
• Pyra: My Packages
• Pyra: Package Info
• Pyra: Docs
• Pyra: REPL
• Pyra: Account Login
• Pyra: Account Status
• Pyra: Account Logout
• Pyra: Build C++
• Pyra: Build Python
• Pyra: Build EXE

Configuration

Set the CLI path in VS Code settings:

{
  "pyra.cliPath": "pyra"
}

If you want to point at the local repo directly during development, use something like:

{
  "pyra.cliPath": "python C:/path/to/Pyra/__main__.py"
}

The language server uses Python separately. If needed, set:

{
  "pyra.pythonPath": "python"
}

Build A VSIX

From Pyra/vscode-extension:

npm install
npx vsce package

Or use the package script:

npm install
npm run package:out

Then install the generated .vsix in VS Code with:

• Extensions: Install from VSIX...