Made for Pulsar!

This package was written specifically for Pulsar and did not exist in the Atom package repository.

pulsar-ide-json

Rich language support for JSON files in Pulsar. Uses vscode-langservers-extracted.

Features

Code completion (via autocomplete-plus) for JSON properties and values based on the document’s JSON schema or based on existing properties/values used at other places in the document. JSON Schemas for some common types of JSON files are included; others can be configured.
Document symbol resolution (via symbols-view) for JSON properties in the document.
Hover (via pulsar-hover) for rich tooltip content based on descriptions in the document’s JSON schema.
Code formatting (via pulsar-code-format) — able to format specific ranges or the entire document.
Jump-to-declaration support (via symbols-view) for $ref references in JSON schemas.

TODO

Validation (i.e., diagnostics) doesn’t seem to work yet.

Configuration

Node path

Tip

Soon pulsar-ide-json will be able to use Pulsar’s built-in version of Node. For now, though, the built-in version is too old; you’ll have to tell the language server the path to your local version of Node.

The version of Node inherited from your shell environment will usually suffice; if Pulsar fails to find it, you may specify the absolute path to your version of node in the “Path To Node Binary” configuration field.

JSON schemas

Builtin schemas

Several common schemas are included out of the box:

tsconfig.json and jsconfig.json (TypeScript configuration)
package.json (NPM metadata file)
schema.json (JSON Schema meta-schema)

Explicit schemas

An explicit $schema property at the root of a JSON file will be used as the document’s schema if its value is either an http/https URL or a file URL that refers to an absolute path on disk.

Custom schemas

Other JSON schemas can be added — not through the settings UI, but via your config.cson. For each new JSON schema you want to add, create a new object property like so:

"*":
  "pulsar-ide-json":
    jsonSchemas:
      eslintrc:
        fileMatch: [".eslintrc", ".eslintrc.json"],
        uri: "https://www.schemastore.org/eslintrc.json"

The key ("eslintrc" in the example above) is not used for anything, but it should be somewhat unique from other keys to avoid collisions. As for the properties:

fileMatch should be an array of glob-like patterns to match against files.
uri should have either an http/https scheme or a file scheme; in the latter case, it should point to an absolute path on disk. ~~It can also start with a relative path on disk, in which case it will be resolved relative to the project root (TODO).~~

You can also define project-specific schemas with the help of a package like atomic-management or project-config.

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