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I think it'd be lovely if we could support code completions and diagnostics in VS Code. These are features that are typically supported out-of-the-box for JSON configuration files, but I also think we should go a little bit further than that and support coursier dependency completions: https://twitter.com/alxarchambault/status/1123878375884578816 This feature alone would make the use of seed for beginners a very enjoyable experience.
I think there's a case to consider switching from TOML to JSON if we want to ship editor support sooner and have a more lightweight implementation. VS Code supports JSONc (JSON with comments) and provides completions/red squigglies when a JSON schema is provided. I have no opinion here, I think JSON would be more amenable and intuitive to users (especifically those coming from build tools such as npm and the like), but TOML is also nice.
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I think it'd be lovely if we could support code completions and diagnostics in VS Code. These are features that are typically supported out-of-the-box for JSON configuration files, but I also think we should go a little bit further than that and support coursier dependency completions: https://twitter.com/alxarchambault/status/1123878375884578816 This feature alone would make the use of
seed
for beginners a very enjoyable experience.I think there's a case to consider switching from TOML to JSON if we want to ship editor support sooner and have a more lightweight implementation. VS Code supports JSONc (JSON with comments) and provides completions/red squigglies when a JSON schema is provided. I have no opinion here, I think JSON would be more amenable and intuitive to users (especifically those coming from build tools such as npm and the like), but TOML is also nice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: