This extension adds cool stuff like a nice switch between Vim, VSCode and Ace keybindings.
All the web Extension code is currently inside the extension/ directory.
Code Expert uses ace-builds version 1.22.0 and xterm version 5.3.0 so when updating the package.json, make sure to keep these versions the same.
Requires npm
cd extension
npm i
## One of
npm run package:firefox
npm run package:chromeThe generated Code will be in dist/ and the packaged Zip will be in out/.
This Extension can connect to a Natively running LSP Server, but you need to have an Application installed.
Windows:
Invoke-WebRequest "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/micha4w/cx-master/main/install.ps1" | Invoke-ExpressionLinux:
bash <(curl -sS "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/micha4w/cx-master/main/install.sh")You need to have the LSP servers that you want to use on CodeExpert installed on your PC. For example to use the C++ Language Server (ClangD) you have to install it using:
# Windows
winget install LLVM.clangd
# Debian / Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install clangd-12More systems here
For the Python LSP (PyRight) you need to have Python installed and then do:
pip install pyright
# The libraries you want to use in CX need to be installed on your system
pip install numpy matplotlib scipyIf another language is added to CX, or you don't like the default LSPs, you can add your own by creating config files in %APPDATA%\cx-master\lsps on windows or $XDG_DATA_DIR\cx-master\lsps on linux. Check out the files that are already in the directory to see how it works.
To get the needed mode, open CX at the file you want to add an LSP for and run
ace.edit('ace-editor').session.getMode().$id;in the browser console, then take out the last part of the path (e.g. ace/mode/c_cpp -> c_cpp)