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Change Log of generator-langium

v3.0.0 (Feb. 2024)

  • Added templates of unit test stubs based on Vitest covering parsing, linking, and validation (#1298)

v2.1.0 (Nov. 2023)

  • Updated web template (#1205)
  • Fixed the CLI generator for ESM (#1201)

v2.0.0 (Aug. 2023)

  • Added a bundle configuration using esbuild (#1125).
  • Configured the project as an ESM project to adapt to the changes in Langium (#1125).

v1.3.0 (Aug. 2023)

  • Fixed a few syntax highlighting related issues (#1064, #1079).

v1.2.0 (May. 2023)

  • Refactored the generator to enable multiple "environments". Devs will be asked whether they want a given environment in their project setup:
    • VSCode extension
    • Monaco web setup
    • CLI application setup

v1.1.0 (Feb. 2023)

  • Users that have vscode installed in the environment will be asked whether they want to open the generated project in vscode (#911).

v1.0.0 (Dec. 2022) 🎉

  • Validation checks are registered in a plain function instead of a registry subclass (#821).

v0.5.0 (Oct. 2022)

This release updates the generated dependencies to Langium version 0.5.0.

v0.4.0 (Jun. 2022)

This release updates the generated dependencies to Langium version 0.4.0.

v0.3.0 (Mar. 2022)

  • The generated project is adapted to the new structure supporting multiple languages (#311). This mainly affects the configuration format of the langium CLI and the separation of shared services and language-specific services.
  • The generator now prints descriptions of the requested values (#373).
  • Added an attach launch config for debugging the language server (#380).

v0.2.1 (Nov. 2021)

  • Fixed an outdated TypeScript reference in src/cli/generator.ts that led to a compile error.
  • Added langium:watch script to run the Langium CLI automatically when the grammar declaration is changed.
  • Updated langium-quickstart.md with information about the CLI.

v0.2.0 (Nov. 2021)

Added CLI Example

The generated package now includes a Node.js CLI that can be adapted to generate code from your language (#175). The executable entry point is in the bin subfolder.

The initial generator example is based on the "Hello World" grammar; it generates JavaScript code that prints greetings to the console.

Improved Debugging

By setting the environment variable DEBUG_BREAK to a non-empty value, the language server is started with the --inspect-brk option of Node.js during debugging (#227). When active, the language server execution is halted at the start of the entry point (main.ts), enabling to debug the initialization phase.