A fast language server for earthly.
earthlyls
supports the following LSP features:
- hover
- goto definition
- goto declaration
- references
- incremental document update
Go to the earthlyls release page, download the binary package for
your OS, extract it and copy the earthlyls
(earthlyls.exe
on Windows) in a directory in your PATH
— for example
~/.local/bin/
.
Just run:
cargo install earthlyls
Clone the earthlyls repository and run:
cargo install --path .
The earthlyls
extension for Visual Studio Code is available in the marketplace.
neovim
has a ready to use configuration for earthlyls
in nvim-lspconfig.
earthlyls
can either be installed manually or with mason.nvim, which
is configured to download the binary for your platform from earthlyls’ releases.
Helix from the main
branch comes preconfigured with earthlyls support. Just enjoy!
For older versions, add this in your languages.toml
:
[language-server]
earthlyls = { command = "earthlyls" }
[[language]]
name = "earthfile"
scope = "source.earthfile"
injection-regex = "earthfile"
roots = ["Earthfile"]
file-types = [
{ glob = "Earthfile" },
]
comment-token = "#"
indent = { tab-width = 2, unit = " " }
language-servers = ["earthlyls"]
[[grammar]]
name = "earthfile"
source = { git = "https://github.com/glehmann/tree-sitter-earthfile", rev = "2a6ab191f5f962562e495a818aa4e7f45f8a556a" }
Optionally run hx --grammar build
to update your tree-sitter libraries and get the Earthfile syntax highlighting.
How fast?
On a macbook air m1, earthlyls
loads the 178 Earthfile
in the earthly
repository — approximately 10000 lines —
in 51.95ms. A simple "go to definition" runs under a millisecond. A "go to reference", which searchs in all the
Earthfile
in the workspace, runs in 18.61ms.
earthlyls
is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
See LICENSE for details.