Vitte Studio is the official VS Code extension for the Vitte language. It delivers a complete developer experience: syntax highlighting, rich IntelliSense, hover docs, diagnostics, navigation, formatting, semantic tokens, debugging, tasks, and project tooling for real-world Vitte codebases.

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Short

Vitte Studio is the official VS Code extension for the Vitte language — syntax, IntelliSense, LSP, diagnostics, formatting, and tooling.

Long

Vitte Studio brings first‑class Vitte support to VS Code. You get rich completions, hover docs, diagnostics and linting, go‑to definition and references, formatting, and semantic tokens. The extension includes a built‑in language server, workspace indexing, and project tooling commands for build, run, test, and benchmarks. If you write Vitte, this is the all‑in‑one, modern IDE experience.

Highlights

• Full language support for .vitte and .vit
• Rich completions (keywords, types, fields, methods, modules)
• Hover documentation (docstrings)
• Diagnostics and linting
• Go-to definition, references, rename
• Workspace-wide indexing and references
• Formatting
• Semantic tokens
• Built-in language server
• Debugger integration
• Tasks and quick actions for build/run/test/bench

Supported Languages

• vitte (.vitte)
• vit (.vit)

Core Features

• Syntax highlighting for Vitte and Vit
• Bracket/indentation rules and language configuration
• Snippets (including docstring helpers)
• IntelliSense completions (keywords, types, symbols, imports)
• Hover with documentation and type info
• Diagnostics (errors, warnings, style hints)
• Go-to definition and find references
• Rename symbols
• Document formatting
• Semantic tokens for precise coloring
• Workspace structure and module explorer

Language Server

Vitte Studio ships with a built-in LSP server. It provides:

• Workspace indexing for fast navigation
• Cross-file references and symbol search
• Intelligent diagnostics and lint rules
• Completion and hover computed from project context
• Fast incremental updates on file change

Views

The extension adds a Vitte activity bar with dedicated views.

• Vitte Explorer: project structure and modules
• Vitte Metrics: live diagnostics and performance data

Commands

All commands are available from the Command Palette.

• Vitte: Show Server Log
• Vitte: Show Server Metrics
• Vitte: Refresh Metrics View
• Vitte: Show Command Menu
• Vitte: Restart Language Server
• Vitte: Run Action
• Vitte: Run Action (Args)
• Vitte Debug: Run File
• Vitte Debug: Attach
• Vitte: Organize Imports
• Vitte: Fix All
• Vitte: Rename Symbol
• Vitte: Apply Sample Edit
• Vitte: Progress Sample
• Vitte: Show Info
• Vitte: Refresh Diagnostics
• Vitte: Open Diagnostic
• Vitte: Refresh Structure
• Vitte: Refresh Explorer
• Vitte: Reveal in Explorer
• Vitte: Open Docs
• Vitte: Open Playground
• Vitte: Detect Toolchain
• Vitte: Run Benchmarks
• Vitte: Run Benchmarks and Open Report
• Vitte: Open Bench Directory
• Vitte: Build
• Vitte: Clean
• Vitte: Run
• Vitte: Test
• Vitte: Test Current File
• Vitte: Switch Build Profile
• Vitte: Toggle Incremental Build
• Vitte: Refresh Tests
• Vitte: Run All Tests
• Vitte: Quick
• Vitte: Quick Export
• Vitte: Toggle Telemetry

Debugging

Vitte Studio registers a vitte debugger with launch configurations for:

• Launch current file
• Launch project entry
• Attach to server

Configuration

You can configure the extension in VS Code settings.

• vitte.trace.server: off | messages | verbose
• vitte.serverPath: custom server binary (empty = bundled)
• vitte.debug.program: path to vitte-runtime
• vitte.toolchain.root: toolchain root directory
• vitte.toolchainPath: legacy fallback for toolchain
• vitte.runtime.path: runtime binary path
• vitte.lsp.path: LSP binary path
• vitte.build.path: build binary path
• vitte.fmt.path: formatter binary path
• vitte.bench.path: benchmark binary path
• vitte.build.profile: dev | test | release | bench
• vitte.build.incremental: enable incremental build
• vitte.build.distributed: enable distributed build
• vitte.bench.reportDir: benchmark report output
• vitte.docs.include: docs include glob
• vitte.docs.exclude: docs exclude glob
• vitte.docs.indexLimit: max indexed markdown files
• vitte.telemetry.enabled: local telemetry toggle
• vitte.telemetry.sampleRate: sampling rate
• vitte.quickActions.sequences: custom action chains
• vitte.quickActions.defaults: override built-in actions
• vitte.commandShortcuts: status bar shortcuts

Quick Actions

The Vitte: Quick command provides curated, multi-step workflows. You can override defaults or add custom sequences using vitte.quickActions.sequences and vitte.quickActions.defaults.

Tasks

Vitte Studio adds a vitte task definition for build tooling:

• build
• run
• test
• clean
• bench

Getting Started

1. Install the extension from the Marketplace or via VSIX.
2. Open a Vitte project (or any .vitte / .vit file).
3. Run Vitte: Detect Toolchain to auto-detect your binaries.
4. Use Vitte: Quick for common workflows like build/run/test.
5. Use Vitte: Restart Language Server if IntelliSense feels stale.

Installation (VSIX)

1. Open VS Code
2. Run Extensions: Install from VSIX...
3. Select the VSIX file, for example vitte-studio-2.0.0.vsix

Changelog Highlights

2.0.0

• Richer completions (keywords, types, methods, modules)
• Hover documentation (docstrings)
• Improved diagnostics and linting
• Go-to definition and workspace references
• Formatting and semantic tokens
• Updated VSIX packaging and tooling

Troubleshooting

• If completions or diagnostics are missing, run Vitte: Restart Language Server.
• If toolchain paths are custom, set vitte.toolchain.root and related binary paths.
• If workspace features are slow, reduce vitte.docs.indexLimit or refine include/exclude globs.

License

MIT

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Vitte Language Support (Vitte Studio)

Vitte Studio is the official VS Code extension for the Vitte language. It delivers a complete developer experience: syntax highlighting, rich IntelliSense, hover docs, diagnostics, navigation, formatting, semantic tokens, debugging, tasks, and project tooling for real-world Vitte codebases.

Marketplace Descriptions

Short

Vitte Studio is the official VS Code extension for the Vitte language — syntax, IntelliSense, LSP, diagnostics, formatting, and tooling.

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Vitte Language Support (Vitte Studio)

Vitte Studio is the official VS Code extension for the Vitte language. It delivers a complete developer experience: syntax highlighting, rich IntelliSense, hover docs, diagnostics, navigation, formatting, semantic tokens, debugging, tasks, and project tooling for real-world Vitte codebases.

Marketplace Descriptions

Short

Vitte Studio is the official VS Code extension for the Vitte language — syntax, IntelliSense, LSP, diagnostics, formatting, and tooling.

Stashed changes Long

Vitte Studio brings first‑class Vitte support to VS Code. You get rich completions, hover docs, diagnostics and linting, go‑to definition and references, formatting, and semantic tokens. The extension includes a built‑in language server, workspace indexing, and project tooling commands for build, run, test, and benchmarks. If you write Vitte, this is the all‑in‑one, modern IDE experience.

Highlights

• Full language support for .vitte and .vit
• Rich completions (keywords, types, fields, methods, modules)
• Hover documentation (docstrings)
• Diagnostics and linting
• Go-to definition, references, rename
• Workspace-wide indexing and references
• Formatting
• Semantic tokens
• Built-in language server
• Debugger integration
• Tasks and quick actions for build/run/test/bench

Supported Languages

• vitte (.vitte)
• vit (.vit)

Core Features

• Syntax highlighting for Vitte and Vit
• Bracket/indentation rules and language configuration
• Snippets (including docstring helpers)
• IntelliSense completions (keywords, types, symbols, imports)
• Hover with documentation and type info
• Diagnostics (errors, warnings, style hints)
• Go-to definition and find references
• Rename symbols
• Document formatting
• Semantic tokens for precise coloring
• Workspace structure and module explorer

Language Server

Vitte Studio ships with a built-in LSP server. It provides:

• Workspace indexing for fast navigation
• Cross-file references and symbol search
• Intelligent diagnostics and lint rules
• Completion and hover computed from project context
• Fast incremental updates on file change

Views

The extension adds a Vitte activity bar with dedicated views.

• Vitte Explorer: project structure and modules
• Vitte Metrics: live diagnostics and performance data

Commands

All commands are available from the Command Palette.

• Vitte: Show Server Log
• Vitte: Show Server Metrics
• Vitte: Refresh Metrics View
• Vitte: Show Command Menu
• Vitte: Restart Language Server
• Vitte: Run Action
• Vitte: Run Action (Args)
• Vitte Debug: Run File
• Vitte Debug: Attach
• Vitte: Organize Imports
• Vitte: Fix All
• Vitte: Rename Symbol
• Vitte: Apply Sample Edit
• Vitte: Progress Sample
• Vitte: Show Info
• Vitte: Refresh Diagnostics
• Vitte: Open Diagnostic
• Vitte: Refresh Structure
• Vitte: Refresh Explorer
• Vitte: Reveal in Explorer
• Vitte: Open Docs
• Vitte: Open Playground
• Vitte: Detect Toolchain
• Vitte: Run Benchmarks
• Vitte: Run Benchmarks and Open Report
• Vitte: Open Bench Directory
• Vitte: Build
• Vitte: Clean
• Vitte: Run
• Vitte: Test
• Vitte: Test Current File
• Vitte: Switch Build Profile
• Vitte: Toggle Incremental Build
• Vitte: Refresh Tests
• Vitte: Run All Tests
• Vitte: Quick
• Vitte: Quick Export
• Vitte: Toggle Telemetry

Debugging

Vitte Studio registers a vitte debugger with launch configurations for:

• Launch current file
• Launch project entry
• Attach to server

Configuration

You can configure the extension in VS Code settings.

• vitte.trace.server: off | messages | verbose
• vitte.serverPath: custom server binary (empty = bundled)
• vitte.debug.program: path to vitte-runtime
• vitte.toolchain.root: toolchain root directory
• vitte.toolchainPath: legacy fallback for toolchain
• vitte.runtime.path: runtime binary path
• vitte.lsp.path: LSP binary path
• vitte.build.path: build binary path
• vitte.fmt.path: formatter binary path
• vitte.bench.path: benchmark binary path
• vitte.build.profile: dev | test | release | bench
• vitte.build.incremental: enable incremental build
• vitte.build.distributed: enable distributed build
• vitte.bench.reportDir: benchmark report output
• vitte.docs.include: docs include glob
• vitte.docs.exclude: docs exclude glob
• vitte.docs.indexLimit: max indexed markdown files
• vitte.telemetry.enabled: local telemetry toggle
• vitte.telemetry.sampleRate: sampling rate
• vitte.quickActions.sequences: custom action chains
• vitte.quickActions.defaults: override built-in actions
• vitte.commandShortcuts: status bar shortcuts

Quick Actions

The Vitte: Quick command provides curated, multi-step workflows. You can override defaults or add custom sequences using vitte.quickActions.sequences and vitte.quickActions.defaults.

Tasks

Vitte Studio adds a vitte task definition for build tooling:

• build
• run
• test
• clean
• bench

Getting Started

1. Install the extension from the Marketplace or via VSIX.
2. Open a Vitte project (or any .vitte / .vit file).
3. Run Vitte: Detect Toolchain to auto-detect your binaries.
4. Use Vitte: Quick for common workflows like build/run/test.
5. Use Vitte: Restart Language Server if IntelliSense feels stale.

Installation (VSIX)

1. Open VS Code
2. Run Extensions: Install from VSIX...
3. Select the VSIX file, for example vitte-studio-2.0.0.vsix

Changelog Highlights

2.0.0

• Richer completions (keywords, types, methods, modules)
• Hover documentation (docstrings)
• Improved diagnostics and linting
• Go-to definition and workspace references
• Formatting and semantic tokens
• Updated VSIX packaging and tooling

Troubleshooting

• If completions or diagnostics are missing, run Vitte: Restart Language Server.
• If toolchain paths are custom, set vitte.toolchain.root and related binary paths.
• If workspace features are slow, reduce vitte.docs.indexLimit or refine include/exclude globs.

License

MIT