Ink extension for Visual Studio Code

This extensions adds language support for inkle's ink to Visual Studio Code.

⚠️ The extension is under heavy development and is not available yet on the marketplace. It doesn't currently have any way of detecting if the current ink file is meant to be imported, leading to false positive errors for variables defined in other files.

Language Features

Syntax highlighting.
Errors and warnings through inklecate.

Installing

For Users

Download the latest release here.
Inside Visual Studio Code, open the Command Palette (by default, Control-Shift-P, or Command-Shift-P).
Type "Extensions: Install from VSIX", and hit enter.
Navigate to the downloaded .vsix file, and select it.
Reload or restart Visual Studio Code.

For Developers

Clone or download the project into your Visual Studio Code extension's directory.
Run npm install.
Run tsc to compile the project.
Reload Visual Studio Code.

Configuration settings

The server supports these configuration settings.

ink.useLanguageServer: use the experimental language server.
ink.languageServer.inklecatePath: the path to the inklecate. If inklecate is accessible in $PATH, you can set it to inklecate. If unset, it will choose a bundled version of inklecate, specific to your platform.
ink.languageServer.useSpecificRuntime: whether to use a .NET runtime to execute inklecate; possible values are:
- none: use no specific runtime (only available on Windows);
- mono: use Mono runtime;
- dotnet: use .NET Core runtime.

License

This extension is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

This repository was forked from ephread's original work. My contributions consist of polishing and preparing for release, and not much else. All credit where it's due.

elliotherriman / vscode-ink