This is an implementation of the Language Server Protocol for the Flow static type checker for JavaScript. flow-language-server
makes creating a Flow integration for your favorite text editor or IDE much simpler.
flow-language-server requires Node v6 or any later maintained version of Node.js. It also requires any supported operating system platform for Flow.
You most likely don't need to install flow-language-server
directly if you want Flow support for your favorite editor; instead, check out the integrations below.
flow-language-server
wraps the existing flow server binary the user has installed either locally in their project as the flow-bin
module from npm, or globally as the flow
binary. flow-language-server
translates messages as they come in from Flow, sending them over JSON RPC via stdio, node-ipc, a socket, or a named pipe. It also, for the time being, automatically downloads and manages any missing flow binaries, though this probably is best suited to each individual editor integration.
If your editor integration is built with node.js, you can install flow-language-server
as a dependency:
yarn add flow-language-server
ornpm install -S flow-language-server
Otherwise, flow-language-server
can be installed globally from npm into the user's path:
yarn global add flow-language-server
ornpm install -g flow-language-server
Developed in conjunction with flow-language-server, Flow for Atom IDE showcases all that the language server has to offer. Install it as ide-flowtype
through Atom's package manager along with atom-ide-ui
.
flow-language-server
can be used with neovim:
- Install LanguageClient-neovim
- Run
npm install -g flow-language-server
oryarn global add flow-language-server
- Add the following to neovim's configuration:
let g:LanguageClient_serverCommands = {
\ 'javascript': ['flow-language-server', '--stdio'],
\ }
" (Optionally) automatically start language servers.
let g:LanguageClient_autoStart = 1
Wrote your own editor integration using flow-language-server
? Send us a pull request to add it here!
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flow-language-server is BSD licensed. We also provide an additional patent grant.