LSP: Handling the 'initialize' method #519
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This adds a ton of code to the `json` std module to support json encoding/decoding of the `initialize` request and response json rpc messages as part of the LSP lifecycle. This can correctly receive an `initialize` request and decode it to a data structure, and respond with an `InitializeResult` object. This code currently fails when it is sent the next message type ( `textDocument/didOpen`) which is not yet implemented.
Refactor the language server to be a bit more organized. Also, handle the basic textDocument messages, for which the project is typechecked and any errors are emitted as Diagnostics.
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This adds a ton of code to the
jsonstd module to support json encoding/decoding of theinitializerequest and response json rpc messages as part of the LSP lifecycle. This can correctly receive aninitializerequest and decode it to a data structure, and respond with anInitializeResultobject.This code currently fails when it is sent the next message type (
textDocument/didOpen) which is not yet implemented.