🗣 monaco-editor is the code editor which powers VS Code, with the features better described here.

fnm use
npm install
npm run build

LSP can be directly integrated into monaco.

Instead of monaco getting its Typescript intellisense from the webworker it bootstraps, it will get it over a Web Socket from a Language Server.

The webworker monaco uses is a limited Typescript language client. The language client can understand only the current file, and cannot analyze the entire project. For example, this means it cannot know where an implementation of a function is, if it’s in a different file.

• Start the Typescript language server locally
• Register monaco providers (completions provider etc.) using something like the monaco-languageclient and monaco-jsonrpc libraries
  • When a message arrives over the WebSocket, the message will be parsed by the relevant provider
  • E.g. the LSP sends a message saying there are 5 errors in the file → the errors provider will be triggered, adding the errors to monaco
• Deploy the grid app files on the same server and feed them into the language server

• Understand how multiple language servers can be hooked into monaco with something like json-ws-proxy

Hopefully by the end of the POC we will have answers to these questions:

• What’s the backend effort of this task?
• How will you sync the user’s changes to the grid app?
• Can typescript-language-server work against remote files?

• IEditorService
• Theia’s monaco-text-model-service