Build TextMate grammar from YAML #42
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Use js-yaml for now, as in https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/syntax-highlight-guide The only differences in the resulting JSON are whitespace
Is this used for something in VS Code?
$schema does not work on YAML. I also added YAML associations for the TextMate grammar schema on the JSON Schema Store. See SchemaStore/schemastore#3313
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I want to implement #32 and fix some bugs in the syntax highlighting but working with the TextMate grammar in JSON is a miserable experience. Building the JSON from a YAML file is a huge improvement.
YAML Advantages Over JSON
Later we can add variable substitution and includes if needed.
What I Did
CONTRIBUTING.mdBuilding the Grammar
This will run
build/grammar.mjs.