Brioche VSCode

Brioche is a delicious package manager, and this extension provides official VS Code integration. Currently still in an early work-in-progress state (use the "Brioche LSP: Restart LSP Server" command or click the status bar Brioche LSP item to restart if things go haywire)

Note: Requires the brioche CLI tool to be installed locally

Features

• Brioche TypeScript (.bri) syntax highlighting
• LSP support for Brioche TypeScript (.bri) files, provided by the brioche CLI command
• Build support with progress notification and detailed output panel
• Icon support for Brioche files
• Status bar item to show the Brioche LSP server status (click to restart)
• Validates Brioche is installed and in PATH

Commands

• brioche-vscode.restartLsp: Manually restart the Brioche LSP server
• brioche-vscode.runBriocheBuild: Run Brioche build for the current project

Configuration Settings

• brioche.binaryPath: Path to the Brioche binary. Leave empty to use Brioche from PATH.
• brioche.envVars: Extra environment variables to set when calling the Brioche LSP server
• brioche.log.level: Log level for the Brioche language server. Options: off, error, warn, info, debug, trace.

Installing from source

1. Clone the repo: https://github.com/brioche-dev/brioche-vscode
2. Run npm install to install NPM dependencies
3. Run npm run package. This will build the file brioche-vscode-{version}.vsix in the repo root
4. Open the VS Code Command Palette (Ctrl-Shift-P) and type "Extensions: Install from VSIX..."
5. Navigate to the path of the repo and select the brioche-vscode-{version}.vsix file

Debugging from source

1. Open the repo from VS Code
2. Press F5 to launch the extension