vscode-graphql-syntax

1.3.8

Patch Changes

#3792 40da77b Thanks @idosela! - Add syntax highlighting support for the repeatable keyword on a directive definition.

1.3.7

Patch Changes

#3773 31edfab Thanks @yaacovCR! - use latest stable version of graphql 16.9.0 for bundled libraries & tests

1.3.6

Patch Changes

#3592 5e521080 Thanks @acao! - Remove ruby support for code highlighting, users should use ruby-lsp for graphql highlighting instead!

1.3.5

Patch Changes

#3545 e9fc21ab Thanks @kitten! - Fix TextMate grammar to support string literals that don’t immediately follow a function call's left-parenthesis (().

1.3.4

Patch Changes

#3543 defc126b Thanks @acao! - Temporarily revert a syntax highlighting bugfix that caused more bugs

1.3.3

Patch Changes

#3518 e502c41e Thanks @kitten! - Fix TextMate grammar to support string literals that don’t immediately follow a function call's left-parenthesis (().

1.3.2

Patch Changes

#3529 a38152ef Thanks @acao! - fix triple double quote comment syntax by disabling inline double quote js strings for now

1.3.1

Patch Changes

#3519 8188e3e6 Thanks @acao! - bump ovsx

1.3.0

Minor Changes

#3475 98af5307 Thanks @XiNiHa! - Add Astro file support

1.2.3

Patch Changes

#3490 334224b4 Thanks @acao! - - add ruby syntax support
- add graphql syntax support in markdown codeblocks for js, ts, jsx, tsx, svelte, vue, ruby, rescript, reason, ocaml, php and python
- make textmate injectors more performant and specific, eliminate redundant config
Big thanks to @RedCMD and @aeschli for your help!

1.2.2

Patch Changes

#3269 2fb7f1f5 Thanks @acao! - fix ovsx release

1.2.1

Patch Changes

#3224 5971d528 Thanks @acao! - try removing some packages from pre.json

1.2.1-alpha.0

Patch Changes

#3224 5971d528 Thanks @acao! - try removing some packages from pre.json

1.2.0

Minor Changes

#3106 40690901 Thanks @hugo-vrijswijk! - Add syntax highlighting in Scala

Patch Changes

#3133 a8f21ad3 Thanks @acao! - ci: test formatting fix with a changeset

1.1.0

Minor Changes

#3019 ae43add6 Thanks @mjmahone! - Adds syntax highlighting for arguments on fragment spreads as well as variable definitions on fragments.

1.0.6

Patch Changes

#2926 10e97bbe Thanks @elijaholmos! - support cts and mts file extensions

1.0.5

Patch Changes

#2849 9b98c1b6 Thanks @acao! - docs typo bug - /* GraphQL */ (not /* GraphiQL */) is the delimiter for vscode-graphql-syntax & vscode-graphql language support

1.0.4

Patch Changes

#2573 a358ac1d Thanks @acao! - ## Enhancement

Here we move vscode grammars and basic language support to a new GraphQL.vscode-graphql-syntax extension. GraphQL.vscode-graphql now depends on this new syntax extension. This constitutes no breaking change for vscode-graphql users, as this extension will be installed automatically as an extensionDependency for vscode-graphql. Both extensions will now have independent release lifecycles, but vscode will keep them both up to date for you :)

Firstly, this allows users to only install the syntax highlighting extension if they don't need LSP server features.

Secondly, this subtle but important change allows alternative LSP servers and non-LSP graphql extensions to use (and contribute!) to our shared, graphql community syntax highlighting. In some ways, it acts as a shared tooling & annotation spec, though it is intended just for vscode, it perhaps can be used as a point of reference for others implementing (embedded) graphql syntax highlighting elsewhere!

If your language and/or library and/or framework would like vscode highlighting, come join the party!

If you use relay, we would highly reccomend using the relay-compiler lsp extension for vscode Relay Graphql (meta.relay). They will be using the new standalone syntax extension very soon!

Even non-relay users may want to try this extension as an alternative to our reference implementation, as relay's configuration has relative similarity with graphql-config's format, and doesn't necessitate the use of relay client afaik. We are working hard to optimize and improve graphql-language-service-server as a typescript reference implementation, and have some exciting features coming soon, however it's hard to offer more than a brand new & highly performant graphql LSP server written in Rust based on the latest graphql spec with a (mostly) paid team and dedicated open source ecosystem community of co-maintainers! And their implementation appears to allow you to opt out of any relay-specific conventions if you need more flexibility.