* recreate logging from other machine
* comment out openSystemBrowser
Because I dont have the default browser set up correctnly on any of my
machiens
* Add vscode-wasm-typescript dep
And some logging as I figure out how to use it
* remove unused reference to module
* use require reference that linter allows
* Add vscode-wasm-typescript to tsserver.web.js
Use webpack's CopyPlugin transform pattern to do this manually. This is
probably a bad idea! It's just for prototyping purposes.
* Update vscode-wasm-typescript dependency
* Fix minor syntax in webpack hack
Nonetheless required for it to work!
* Fix another typo in webpack hack!
* Fix provided typescript path
Another typo. Guess my local test wasn't running the contents really
* Try to improve module.exports handling in webpack hac
* tsserver.web.js comes from local builds
Also:
- tsserver.js is no longer minified
- log crossOriginIsolated
* First attempt to set up server-side support
* Remove auto-imported identifier
* Move sync-api setup code to serverProcess.browser.ts
Because it's browser-specific
* Reorder webpack hack and clean up unused logging
* Update vscode-wasm/vscode-wasm-typescript dependencies
* Add file watching
* Extract webpack hack
Build only the ts parts of tsserver.web.js, don't rebuild the vscode
extension. This is a lot faster.
* Remove manual verbose logging
Sheetal showed me the correct way to create a verbose logger instead.
* Add vscode-test-web to semantic-supported schemes
And make isWeb support semantic mode.
* Also update the webpack-hack-only build
* Switch to tsserverlibrary
Also paste in some example code for cancellation, which is not finished
at all.
* Remove bogus auto-import and unneeded (?) dep
* remove webpack-like hack
* move code from vscode-wasm-typescript
* Initial prototype of cancellation
It compiles and looks kind of plausible. But I haven't tested it yet.
* Switch tsserver to separate MessageChannel
* Move watches to a separate MessagePort
Further simplifies the message dispatch code by shifting complexity to
setup. And the setup is straight-line code.
* switch vscode-web from in-memory to real filesystem
goto-def is currently broken because some part of main vscode still
needs treat the files as in-memory, though.
* Make toResource translate / -> vscode-test-web
* Encode scheme and authority in TS filenames
Like the previous host did, but without the leading ^ that TS hard-codes
as "in-memory".
The tsserver host needs to know about the encoding, but the translation
is in a single function. This also means that displayed file paths are
prefixed with /scheme/authority (/vscode-test-web/mount in my testing), but I think that's fine.
* Lift parseUri outside createServerHost
I'm not using it to set the schema/authority for getCurrentDirectory
right now, so there's no shared state to mutate.
* Special-case URI of lib*d.ts in webServer.toResource
Similar to the special-casing in typescriptServiceClient.toResource.
Also requires passing in the extensionUri. This feels like it's breaking
through at least one abstraction layer, which might be a problem.
* Improve cancellation
1. Simplify cancellation checking in web tsserver host to match the
checking in typescript's node host.
2. Move cancellation of request in the extension to tryCancelRequest
from sendNextRequests.
3. Only send cancellation via node or web cancellation, not both.
* Pass in current request instead of waiting for a fresh one.
* Address initial PR comments
Also add some TODO comments for the revision to watches.
* Add cancellation bit to each (cancellable) request, locally fix an issue with retrieving the cancellation bit
* Switch to per-file/directory watches
Watching the entire filesystem recursively is supposed to be
inefficient.
Not done yet: there is an error when watching directories, but it works.
And I can't tell whether watching files works yet.
* Parse --serverMode partialSemantic in webServer
Now the syntax server actually runs as a syntax server.
* Simplify logging code
* Cleanup in webServer
1. Remove a little logging.
2. Correct failure return value for getFileSize
3. Reorder some methods and parameters.
* Switch to markdown extension's FileWatcherManager
I'm not sure if it's OK to depend on a module from another extension;
it's probably better to include the files from a central place instead.
* Clean up host methods
1. Copy and adapt implementations from node host where possible.
2. Note questions for the PR elsewhere.
3. Remove logging except for caught exceptions.
* More logging/TODO cleanup
* Remove duplicate dependency
* Add setting to enable/disable semantic mode on web
Also gate it behind a check to `crossOriginIsolated`
* Re-order and re-arrange code to minimise PR diff
It won't minimise it *much*, but I also consolidated some
unnecessarily-spread-out code that will be easier to read in the long
term, and possibly easier to read in diff form as well.
* Copy fileWatchingManager to typescript extension
Copy from markdown extension to typescript extension. I used the
existing dependencies in the typescript extension, but verified that
they would work the same.
* Fix linting of webServer
* Align formatting of catch / else
* Extract isProjectWideIntellisenseOnWebEnabled and keep using in-memory prefix when project wide intellisense is disabled
* Make sure we still work if SharedArrayBuffers aren't supported
* Remove symlink support and fix typo
Symlinks are implicitly supported by the filesystem right now.
* Fix compile errors
Co-authored-by: Johannes <johannes.rieken@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Bierner <matb@microsoft.com>
* web - first cut `yarn web` via our server
* properly pipe output
* web - remove traces of web playground
* web - remember last opened workspace for convinience
* use vscode-test-web for server less, clean up web commands
* fix comment
* fix `yarn web`
* rename to code-server
* open system browser
* code-server script: use minimist
* test resolver: use ./scripts/code-server
* integartion tests: fix code-server command name
Co-authored-by: Martin Aeschlimann <martinae@microsoft.com>
* Switch to dompurify for sanitizing markdown content
Switches us from using `insane` to instead use `dompurify`, which seems to be better maintained and also has some nice features, such as built-in trusted types support
I've tried to port over our existing sanitizer settings as best as possible, but there's not always a 1:1 mapping between how insane works and how dompurify does. I'd like to get this change in early in the iteration to catch potential regressions
* Remove logging and renaming param
* Move dompurify to browser layer
* Fixing tests and how we check valid attributes
* Allow innerhtml in specific files
* Use isEqualNode instead of checking innerHTML directly
innerHTML can return different results on different browsers. Use `isEqualNode` instead
* Reapply fix for trusted types
* Enable ALLOW_UNKNOWN_PROTOCOLS
I beleive this is required since we allow links to commands and loading images over remote
* in -> of
* Fix check of protocol
* Enable two more safe tags
* Use shared webpack version instead of installing locally for simple-browser
* Use npm for building markdown preview
* render markdown in webview.
* update markdown preview height and offset
* Add basic custom notebook renderer point
* update css
* style update.
* update markdown header padding left
* Add example of loading katex to extend the markdown-it renderer
* Rename global to make clear it only applies to markdown-in
* hide/remove markdown preview
* Add wait for initial markdown preview rendering before showing notebook
* Add double click to switch to editing mode
* Fix markdown cells not getting updated after editing
* style polish
* notebook.experimental.useMarkdownRenderer
* switch render strategy.
* Adding very intial drag drop support for notebook markdown cells
* Implement drag/drop stubs for test classes
* Revert unrelated file changes
* Move markdown notebook math to own extension
* Add missing imports
Co-authored-by: rebornix <penn.lv@gmail.com>
