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Contributing Guide

Luciana Abud edited this page Sep 20, 2023 · 8 revisions

Requirements

You will need the following tools and packages:

  • NodeJs: 14.19.0
  • Npm: 8.5.0
  • Python: 3.7 (this is needed for bundled libs)

Getting the project ready

  1. Create a fork of this repo and clone your fork locally.

  2. Create virtual environment, activate it, and install packages:

    1. python -m venv .venv, select this environment after creation. In VS Code, if you have the Python extension installed you can use the command Python: Create Environment from the command pallete.
    2. Open a terminal and activate the selected environment. If using VS Code terminal, and you have selected the .venv environment, it should auto activate.
    3. python -m pip install nox
    4. nox --session setup if you're using Python 3.7. Otherwise, run python -m pip install -t ./bundled/libs --no-cache-dir --implementation py --no-deps --upgrade -r ./requirements.txt
    5. python -m pip install -r src/test/python_tests/requirements.txt
  3. Install npm packages by running npm install

Your project should now be ready to run and debug.

Linting Server

Most of the linting code is in bundled/tool/server.py, look in that file for examples on how to work with Language Server Protocol. This file is launched by VS Code, this launch configuration is in src/common/server.ts. These two files are the main files needed for this project to work.

Settings needed for this project are defined in package.json. These settings are generically read and passed to server.py via language server protocol. This is done in src/extension.ts

Testing

To test the linter server, we have a custom LSP client. See src/test/python_tests/test_linting.py for examples on how to write tests for this project.

Creating Pull Request

Run the following commands from the terminal and address any reported issues:

  • python -m nox --session tests
  • python -m nox --session lint

After the above commands are successful, push your changes to your fork, and create a pull request against the main branch in this repo.

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