Websocket Text Relay extension for vscode
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This Javascript code implements a VS Code extension that relays text document changes over WebSockets. Here's a breakdown:
Core Functionality:
server.js).vscode-languageclient library to synchronize text document changes between VS Code and the server.How it Works:
Activation (activate function):
LanguageClient instance to manage the WebSocket connection and communication with the server.Handling Open/Close Events:
updateOpenFiles function is triggered.wtr/update-open-files) to the server with the updated list of open files.Server-Controlled Synchronization:
wtr/update-active-files) to the extension with a list of "active" files.updateRegistrations function.Updating Synchronized Files (updateRegistrations function):
LanguageClient's registrations to only synchronize changes for the specified "active" files.textDocument/didChange feature.Deactivation (deactivate function):
LanguageClient to close the WebSocket connection when the extension is deactivated.In essence: This extension acts as a bridge, allowing a server to selectively receive and potentially modify real-time text edits made in VS Code. The server controls which files are synchronized and can implement custom logic based on the received changes.
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