Pyxle Language Toolkit
Language tools for Pyxle .pyxl files — LSP server, linter, and VS Code extension.
Features
- Syntax highlighting via TextMate grammar (Python + JSX sections)
- Diagnostics from pyflakes, Babel, and Pyxle-specific rules
- Completions via Jedi (Python) + Pyxle component completions (JSX)
- Hover documentation for Python symbols and Pyxle decorators/components
- Go-to-definition via Jedi with cross-section navigation
- Document symbols and workspace symbols
- Formatting with ruff (Python) and prettier (JSX)
- Semantic tokens via AST analysis
Installation
pip install pyxle-langkit
The VS Code extension is available on the VS Code Marketplace.
Architecture
All intelligence lives in the Python LSP server. The VS Code extension is a thin LSP client (~100 LOC).
- Python analysis: Jedi for completions, definitions, hover
- JSX analysis: Pyxle-specific completions + Babel for validation
- Static analysis: pyflakes + Pyxle rules
- LSP framework: pygls
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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