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Assets for lapce.dev website and volt plugin listing.

Volt Plugin Listing

Different versions of Lapce use different files to determine the available volt plugins:

  • volts - Listing for the current stable Lapce release using the current LSP API (e.g., PLUGIN_RPC.start_lsp(...))
  • volts2 - Listing for the nightly Lapce release using the current LSP API
  • plugins.json - Listing for the legacy LSP API (e.g., start_lsp(...))

Note that the distinction between these files will change as Lapce is developed.

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lapce.github.io's Issues

Add lapce-python

At some point, I'd like to add the Python language server plugin to plugins list: https://github.com/superlou/lapce-python. At this point, it seems to work well on Linux, but I'm not sure about Windows or Mac. Maybe we should hold off until someone on those platforms can test it?

[suggestion] remove the background image

While trying to remove this horrible background image from the site with stylus to make the site work with my dark mode extension, i was unable to remove it even when setting background-image: none !important.
I'm not sure what is going on, but it seems to me that having this background image inline in the html, makes it reaally hard to override.
I eventually found this to work:

@-moz-document domain("lapce.dev") {
    [style="background-image: url('assets/img/pattern-light-big.svg'); background-position: center;"],
    [style="background-image: url('assets/img/pattern-light1.svg'); background-position: center;"] {
        filter: invert(1);
    }
    [style="background-image: url('assets/img/pattern-light-big.svg'); background-position: center;"] *,
    [style="background-image: url('assets/img/pattern-light1.svg'); background-position: center;"] * {
        filter: invert(1);
    }
}

So i basically invert the element and then invert all child elements again, so only the element containing the background image is inverted.

I would suggest removing the background image, as it adds very little value to how the page looks, and makes it way harder for dark mode extensions to correctly dark mode the site.

If there is no build for the user's architecture, then tell them this

Currently the code for displaying the link does not check if the user's architecture matches the available download link. (ex: aarch64 will show x86-64 download link)
It would be good to support more architectures, but also good to provide a message explaining that we don't have a prebuilt version for their architecture. Then supply all the links for the architectures, along with a link to the build guide so that they can easily build locally.

Links at top-right don't line up

completely unusable
image

edit: also Star doesn't highlight on hover, and appears to have a different font weight than Docs

os:
Linux x1e2 5.19.4-artix1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Fri, 26 Aug 2022 06:48:53 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux
browser:
Brave Browser 101.1.40.29 nightly

plugin.lapce.dev does not handle urlencode properly

For example, I want to search plugin for F# language, but when I type in "F#" and search, the URL is not properly encoded into F%23, thus it return all results with letter F. If I manually type in F%23 in the address bar, the search input on the webpage does not correctly decodes URL to show F# instead of plain F%23

W3C Validation fixes

I noticed that there are some problems with the markup of the site by testing with the W3C validator:

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