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fabric8-analytics-lsp-server v0.1.58

LSP Server for Dependency Analytics

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Dependency Analytics LSP Server

Language Server(LSP) that can analyze your dependencies specified in package.json and pom.xml.

Build

npm install
npm run-script build

Test

npm test

Setup

we use 2 environment variables to setup the recommender API either you need to set OSIO user token or 3scale User key along with Api url as in below.

export RECOMMENDER_API_URL= the-url + '/api/v1'

export RECOMMENDER_API_TOKEN=the-token
export THREE_SCALE_USER_TOKEN=the-user-token

Release

Semantic release are done via fabric8cd using semantic-release.

merging each PR will result with an automatic build of master
and a release apatch, minor or major version. You should use correct commit message.

Clients

client which consumes Dependency Analytics Language Server:

License

Apache-2.0

Metadata

package on npmhttps://npmjs.com/package/fabric8-analytics-lsp-server
licenseApache-2.0