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Provide a npm module that simplify testing of language features on single virtual file #312

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octref opened this issue Feb 16, 2018 · 1 comment
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octref commented Feb 16, 2018

Extract those helpers from the html/css Language Services and put them into a npm module.

With this we can expand our Language Server tutorial with a section "testing" using this module.
Hopefully this module could also help other Language Server authors.

Todo:

  • Extract the helpers into a npm module
  • Migrate html/css LS's test to use it
  • Migrate LSP samples to use it for testing
  • Update LS authoring doc with testing section
@dbaeumer dbaeumer added this to the Backlog milestone Feb 22, 2018
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