Some users reported getting copilot account restricted leona#84
Adds support for deno, the codebase now works with deno and bun at the same time
Requires Deno version 1.42.3 or higher
Usage:
The fork have tags that follows upstream but with -deno suffix, for example 0.34-deno
To run with deno
deno run --allow-env --allow-net https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sigmaSd/helix-gpt/0.34-deno/src/app.ts --handler codeium # make sure to use the latest deno tag
To compile to a standalone executable
deno compile --output helix-gpt --no-check --allow-env --allow-net https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sigmaSd/helix-gpt/0.34-deno/src/app.ts # make sure to use the latest deno tag
Example of helix configuration
[language-server.gpt]
command = "deno"
args = ["run", "--allow-net","--allow-env", "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sigmaSd/helix-gpt/0.34-deno/src/app.ts"]
# HANDLER can be set to openai/copilot/codeium
environment = { HANDLER= "codeium" }
Code assistant language server for Helix with support for Copilot/OpenAI/Codeium.
Completion example
Code actions example (space + a)
Available code actions: resolveDiagnostics generateDocs improveCode refactorFromComment writeTest
When a trigger character is pressed it will request a completion and use the entire file as context.
Default triggers characters: ["{", "(", " "] can be overwritten with --triggerCharacters "{||(|| "
Use ctrl+x to manually trigger completions, and space+a to trigger code actions that only use the selected code as context.
This was made to run with Bun, but you can also use a precompiled binary.
wget https://github.com/leona/helix-gpt/releases/download/0.34/helix-gpt-0.34-x86_64-linux.tar.gz \
-O /tmp/helix-gpt.tar.gz \
&& tar -zxvf /tmp/helix-gpt.tar.gz \
&& mv helix-gpt-0.34-x86_64-linux /usr/bin/helix-gpt \
&& chmod +x /usr/bin/helix-gptwget https://github.com/leona/helix-gpt/releases/download/0.34/helix-gpt-0.34.js -O /usr/bin/helix-gptYou can configure helix-gpt by exposing either the environment variables below, or by passing the command line options directly to helix-gpt in the Helix configuration step.
NOTE: Copilot is the best choice due to the model and implementation.
OPENAI_API_KEY=123 # Required if using openai handler
COPILOT_API_KEY=123 # Required if using copilot handler
CODEIUM_API_KEY=123 # Not required, will use public API key otherwise.
HANDLER=openai # openai/copilot/codeium(Add to command = "helix-gpt" in Helix configuration)
--handler openai --openaiKey 123You can also use:
helix-gpt --authCopilotTo fetch your Copilot token.
Example for TypeScript .helix/languages.toml tested with Helix 23.10 (older versions may not support multiple LSPs)
[language-server.gpt]
command = "helix-gpt"
[language-server.ts]
command = "typescript-language-server"
args = ["--stdio"]
language-id = "javascript"
[[language]]
name = "typescript"
language-servers = [
"ts",
"gpt"
]In case you opt out of the precompiled binary, modify as follows:
[language-server.gpt]
command = "bun"
args = ["run", "/app/helix-gpt.js"]If there are any issues, refer to the helix-gpt and Helix log files:
tail -f /root/.cache/helix/helix.log
tail -f /app/helix-gpt.log # Or wherever you set --logFile to- rsc1975 for their Bun Dockerfile.
- Copilot support
- Resolve diagnostics code action
- Self-hosted model support (partial support if they are openai compliant)
- Inline completion provider (pending support from Helix)
- Single config for all languages (pending #9318)
- Support workspace commands to toggle functionality (pending Helix support for merging workspace commands)
- Increase test coverage
- Async load completions to show other language server results immediately (pending Helix support)
- Improve recovery from errors as it can leave the editor unusable sometimes