It keeps replacing my 4 indent code to 2 indent. How can I configure it?

How can the formatting feature be triggered? It seems not working in my case. Linting and error indication are working. Thank you!

The README mentions that it can format code; however it doesn't appear to format the code by default nor can I find a setting to turn on code formatting.

An error occurred executing the jsonnet: Evaluate File command in Windows.

Hi, I have installed vscode addon, and formatting worked on libsonnet files, but can it set "" instead '', to be more json like ?

I want to evaluate the jsonnet file that requires some TLAs like this.

function(name)
  {
    value: std.format("Hello %s", name)、
  }

However, there seems to be no way to provide these information when evaluating the file.
And the evaluation fails due to RUNTIME ERROR: Missing argument: name Top-level function call.

Currently I need to put a dummy file that calls this function to evaluate this. Also, due to this specification, all jsonnet and libsonnet files containing such function declarations are marked with a warning.

Is there some mechanism to provide the TLAs at the time of evaluation?

Environment

go-jsonnet: 0.18.0
jsonnet-language-server: 0.2.3

Current behaviour

When importing a jsonnet file and trying to use it, no autocompletion is provided for the import.

Expected behaviour

After importing a jsonnet file autocompletion is provided for the import, i.e. when pressing the dot key after "im" ident in the example.

Example

test.jsonnet

{
    name: "test"
}

main.jsonnet

local im = import "./test.jsonnet";

{
    asd: im.name
}

output

{
    "asd": "test"
}

vscode auto updated the binary to 0.6.4, but the server no longer runs. and since it cant run, even with --version, it cant check the versions, so it asks to auto-update again, and the process repeats

vscode output:

Not using custom binary path. Using default path
Binary path is /Users/omar/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/julienduchesne.vscode-jsonnet/bin/jsonnet-language-server (exists: true)
Auto-update is enabled. Fetching latest release from https://api.github.com/repos/grafana/jsonnet-language-server/releases/latest
Latest release is 0.6.4
Failed to get current version from /Users/omar/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/julienduchesne.vscode-jsonnet/bin/jsonnet-language-server
Error: Command failed: /Users/omar/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/julienduchesne.vscode-jsonnet/bin/jsonnet-language-server --version

however the same binary works if its in ~/go/bin/

 ~/go/bin $ ./jsonnet-language-server --version 
jsonnet-language-server version 0.6.4

 ~/L/Application Su/Co/U/g/j/bin $ ./jsonnet-language-server --version
[1]    93390 killed     ./jsonnet-language-server

im using the darwin-arm64 binary. after auto-update failed, i downloaded it manually from github and moved it into my go/bin folder, then after confirming it worked via command line, copied it to the binary path given in the vscode output above

When I open a file, e.g. qa.jsonnet, it adds a entry in the Problems panel saying "No Errors or warnings"

Is this expected? thx

Hi there,

Thanks for this useful extension. I would like to ask you to kindly consider publishing this extension to the Open VSX marketplace.
I mainly use Gitpod, and so could use the extension there as well. That would be great.

Context

Unfortunately, as Microsoft prohibits usages of the Microsoft marketplace by any other products or redistribution of .vsix files from it. I kindly ask that you publish this extension on Open VSX, to use VS Code extensions in non-Microsoft products.

What is Open VSX? Why does it exist?

Open VSX is a vendor neutral alternative at the Eclipse Foundation to the MS marketplace used by most other derivatives of VS Code like VSCodium, Gitpod, OpenVSCode, Theia-based IDEs, and so on.

How can you publish to Open VSX?

The docs to publish an extension can be found here. There's also a doc explaining the process with an example GitHub Action workflow.

Problem

When you use multiple folders in a VSCode workspace, the jpath is constructed with first workspace folder.

I have many jsonnet folders that respect a general hierearchy, and they are all in a named workspace.

# foreach folder of the workspace

     vendor/ # as produced by jsonnet bundler
     lib/ # local libraries
     build/ # some generated json files for import 

I set my jpath to [vendor, lib, build], but my libsonnet files are still not found, if I am not in the first folder.

Browsing through the code, I see that only the first project is used to deduce an absolute jpath. Also, this seems to happen on start of client, and on config reload. This seems like a global setting sent to the language server...

Expectation

I would expect hat the configured jpath is relative to the current folder of the current workspace and that the extension use the current context to find my files.

Notes

Maybe we could use the asRelativePath function of the workspace API, or getWorkspaceFolder to deduce the correct jpaths.

Pretty self explanatory. It would be nice if there was a way to eval to yaml rather than json, either through another action or some sort of setting/config. Obviously, not a major thing since they're pretty interchangeable, but it may help in reading complex objects.

No answers for previous questions, no activity at all

Following my success in getting #30 to work on a remote linux, I'm trying to achieve the same by copying the libjsonnet I got from the server and working locally, on a windows 10 PC.

I got some kind of success by Using this configuration:

{
  "jsonnet.languageServer.jpath": [
    "C:/workspace/tools/libjsonnet"
  ],
  "jsonnet.languageServer.tankaMode": false
}

The autocompletion works, but unlike the linux version, I get a warning on the "local" keyword on my first line;

local ddb = import 'ddb.docker.libjsonnet';

RUNTIME ERROR: Undefined external variable: core.env.available
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:42:29-61	thunk <_core_env_available> from <$>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:376:35-54	thunk from <thunk <indexes> from <function <envIndex>>>
	<std>:1636:21-24	thunk from <function <anonymous>>
	<std>:32:25-26	thunk from <function <anonymous>>
	<std>:32:16-27	function <anonymous>
	<std>:1636:9-25	function <anonymous>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:376:21-55	thunk <indexes> from <function <envIndex>>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:377:33-40	thunk from <thunk <index> from <function <envIndex>>>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:377:22-41	thunk <index> from <function <envIndex>>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:378:5-10	function <envIndex>
	...
	<std>:1545:21-22	thunk from <function <anonymous>>
	<std>:1545:5-33	function <anonymous>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:165:9-43	function <apply_docker_compose_included_services>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:272:62-148	thunk from <thunk from <function <Compose>>>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:175:2-9	function <apply_resolve_ports_conflicts>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:272:32-149	thunk from <function <Compose>>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:177:44-50	function <apply_default_network_name>
	C:\workspace\tools\libjsonnet\ddb.docker.libjsonnet:272:5-150	function <Compose>
	C:\workspace\projects\THE-PROJECT\docker-compose.yml.jsonnet:(9:1)-(99:3)	$
	During evaluation	

OK, that might not be a real issue, and I should probably set every std.extVar value I plan to use in the extension configuration, that's no my main concern.

When I try to ctrl+click on the file name on that line, it opens an editor to my project root (C:\workspace\projects\THE-PROJECT), with that message:

I suspect there is something off with the path handling of windows, but I don't know what to debug. The only thing I get is this:

time="2023-08-16T17:16:59+02:00" level=info msg="configuration updated: {ResolvePathsWithTanka:false JPaths:[C:/workspace/tools/libjsonnet] ExtVars:map[] ExtCode:map[] FormattingOptions:{Indent:2 MaxBlankLines:2 StringStyle:1 CommentStyle:1 PrettyFieldNames:true PadArrays:false PadObjects:true SortImports:true UseImplicitPlus:true StripEverything:false StripComments:false StripAllButComments:false} EnableEvalDiagnostics:true EnableLintDiagnostics:false}"
time="2023-08-16T17:17:02+02:00" level=error msg="Hover: error parsing the document"

Any idea of what I need to do ?

EDIT: I tried with tanka enabled and disabled (with a full vs code restart in-between) and it behaves in the same way, except that I have a more verbose "unable to identify the project root" with tanka enabled.

See the following:

No clue why it might be happening, I've tried restarting VS Code but it didn't fix anything.

Would love a function to convert YAML (with comments) to Jsonnet. Plugins to convert YAML to JSON already exist, but unfortunately, they drop comments (as they should, because JSON doesn't support them). Additionally, keys are usually quoted, which is unnecessary in Jsonnet.

Unable to start language server after installing latest version prompt:

Output:

[Error - 下午4:07:08] Starting client failed
Launching server using command c:\Users\A35214\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\globalStorage\grafana.vscode-jsonnet\bin\jsonnet-language-server failed.

I have a software that uses jsonnet to configure docker-compose.yml ( https://github.com/inetum-orleans/docker-devbox-ddb ) and it provides a .libjsonnet file on my machine.

in my docker-compose.yml.jsonnet file, I use this line to import the file:

local ddb = import 'ddb.docker.libjsonnet';

How do I tell the vscode extension in which directory to look for this file? (it is installed globally on my machine).

I'm pretty new to jsonnet, but didn't find any ressource that could help me with this.

I was evaluating Tanka, following the tutorial, but jsonnet doesn't appear to work with tanka out of the box. In the environments/default/grafana.jsonnet file I see this error:

My main.jsonnet looks like so. As you can see, the _config field does exist.

// Think of `import` as copy-pasting the contents
// of ./grafana.jsonnet here
(import "grafana.jsonnet") +
(import "prometheus.jsonnet") +
{
  _config:: {
    grafana: {
      port: 3000,
      name: "grafana",
    },
    prometheus: {
      port: 9090,
      name: "prometheus"
    }
  }
}

This is a two-part issue:

1. Feedback: it would be beneficial for this to work out-of-the-box
2. Feature request / Question: How do I configure the extension to avoid the error above?

This is currently published under my personal account. We should republish this from a Grafana Azure account

I guess due to different extensions I also have installed, a rate limit for the Github API was triggered. As a result, the extension couldn't be loaded. I didn't find a way to log into Github from VSCode (or in the vscode-jsonnet settings) to circumvent the limitation. After a while I restarted VSCode and the extension worked. I only then figured, that it was the auto-update that possibly prevented the extension from being usable. For now, I have disabled the auto-update.

Is support for the outline view on the roadmap?

Thanks for the awesome extension

in my currently open folder I have a .vscode/settings.json file with:

{
  "jsonnet.languageServer.tankaMode": false,
  "jsonnet.languageServer.jpath": [
    "/test",
    "."
  ]
}

(the settings ui correctly shows these values)

But when I save it the content is ignored, here is the jsonnet language server output:

time="2024-02-26T11:30:32+01:00" level=info msg="configuration updated: {ResolvePathsWithTanka:false JPaths:[] ExtVars:map[] ExtCode:map[] FormattingOptions:{Indent:2 MaxBlankLines:2 StringStyle:1 CommentStyle:1 PrettyFieldNames:true PadArrays:false PadObjects:true SortImports:true UseImplicitPlus:true StripEverything:false StripComments:false StripAllButComments:false} EnableEvalDiagnostics:true EnableLintDiagnostics:false}"

I have the latest jsonnet language server (0.13.1) and the vscode extension is up to date too (v0.5.1)

if I move the settings in my workspace settings it works.

If I create a jsonnet file with:

local asd(
  x=1
) = {
  hello: x,
};
asd(x=4)

It gets auto-formatted to:

local asd(
  x=1
      ) = {
  hello: x,
};
asd(x=4)

Which is really weird.

Version: 0.3.1

From: grafana/jsonnet-language-server#43

The language server seems to be started many times:

OR if not started many times, the entry in the extensions is not removed.

This may be the cause of non working extension over time.

I have the following lines in a jsonnet file

local tanka = import 'github.com/grafana/jsonnet-libs/tanka-util/main.libsonnet';
local helm = tanka.helm.new(std.thisFile);

And I'm seeing the 'opts.calledFrom' is unset or empty warning anyway.

I'm on the latest version (0.4.1), I'm running in Tanka mode, the chartfile.yaml file and the charts/ directory are there, and I have the dependency on https://github.com/grafana/jsonnet-libs.git pointing to master in jsonnetfile.json.

Also, running tk show ... on the command line works fine, both on the integrated terminal and on an external terminal.

Am I missing something? Is there a setting I can configure to make the warning go away?

Hi

I've updated the extensions to v0.6.0 and noticed that the PadArrays parameter doesn't work anymore.

Output with v0.6.0:

time="2024-03-06T10:18:41+01:00" level=info msg="Starting the language server"
time="2024-03-06T10:18:41+01:00" level=info msg="Initializing jsonnet-language-server version 0.13.1"
time="2024-03-06T10:18:41+01:00" level=info msg="Reading stdlib"

Output after downgrading to v0.5.1:

time="2024-03-06T10:19:04+01:00" level=info msg="Starting the language server"
time="2024-03-06T10:19:04+01:00" level=info msg="Initializing jsonnet-language-server version 0.13.1"
time="2024-03-06T10:19:04+01:00" level=info msg="Reading stdlib"
time="2024-03-06T10:19:04+01:00" level=info msg="configuration updated: {ResolvePathsWithTanka:false JPaths:[/Users/simonbeck/repos/appcat/component-appcat/lib/ /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/commodore /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/kapitan] ExtVars:map[] ExtCode:map[] FormattingOptions:{Indent:2 MaxBlankLines:2 StringStyle:1 CommentStyle:1 PrettyFieldNames:true PadArrays:true PadObjects:true SortImports:true UseImplicitPlus:true StripEverything:false StripComments:false StripAllButComments:false} EnableEvalDiagnostics:true EnableLintDiagnostics:true}"
time="2024-03-06T10:19:04+01:00" level=info msg="configuration updated: {ResolvePathsWithTanka:false JPaths:[/Users/simonbeck/repos/appcat/component-appcat/lib/ /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/commodore /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/kapitan] ExtVars:map[] ExtCode:map[] FormattingOptions:{Indent:2 MaxBlankLines:2 StringStyle:1 CommentStyle:1 PrettyFieldNames:true PadArrays:true PadObjects:true SortImports:true UseImplicitPlus:true StripEverything:false StripComments:false StripAllButComments:false} EnableEvalDiagnostics:true EnableLintDiagnostics:true}"
time="2024-03-06T10:19:05+01:00" level=info msg="configuration updated: {ResolvePathsWithTanka:false JPaths:[/Users/simonbeck/repos/appcat/component-appcat/lib/ /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/commodore /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/kapitan] ExtVars:map[] ExtCode:map[] FormattingOptions:{Indent:2 MaxBlankLines:2 StringStyle:1 CommentStyle:1 PrettyFieldNames:true PadArrays:true PadObjects:true SortImports:true UseImplicitPlus:true StripEverything:false StripComments:false StripAllButComments:false} EnableEvalDiagnostics:true EnableLintDiagnostics:true}"
time="2024-03-06T10:19:05+01:00" level=info msg="configuration updated: {ResolvePathsWithTanka:false JPaths:[/Users/simonbeck/repos/appcat/component-appcat/lib/ /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/commodore /Users/simonbeck/Library/Python/3.10/lib/python/site-packages/kapitan] ExtVars:map[] ExtCode:map[] FormattingOptions:{Indent:2 MaxBlankLines:2 StringStyle:1 CommentStyle:1 PrettyFieldNames:true PadArrays:true PadObjects:true SortImports:true UseImplicitPlus:true StripEverything:false StripComments:false StripAllButComments:false} EnableEvalDiagnostics:true EnableLintDiagnostics:true}"

After downgrading the arrays are padded correctly again.

Hi,

it would be great if it were possible to pass in the jpath from the outside. I'm managing my build and thus also the jpath using the Gradle Build Tool. I think it would be nice if I could dump the jpath that my build inferred into a file that would then be taken into account by the extension.

Edit: thinking some more about this, it might make sense to also pass int extVars and tlas via a file. That way I could produce a completely runnable configuration from my build script.

Edit: Ok, this might already be possible by generating the workspace local settings.json file. I'll try that :)