I've added an extension to the VS Code marketplace for Axon Language Support. It's pretty bare bones right now, but I set it up to cache all of the Haxall/SkySpark Functions, as well as syncing with your local working directory. Supports things like tab complete, function lookup/linking within your working directory, etc.
I'm happy to take feedback/requests, but make no promises. I definitely intend to update this for 4.0 architecture this year, and will probably freeze 3.1.12 support at that time. Also planning to add a flag if you're working in Haxall / SkySpark Environment to not include the non-functional hints.
If you're interested on the development side, this started as a vibe coded project with Gemini + Canvas and transitioned to Opencode + Minimax. Initially 80% AI / 20 % Mike and by the end it was the opposite, mainly relegating the tools to plan mode. It was a good mix of fun and a giant energy vampire.
Rev 0.1.4 does most of what I wanted for an MVP. Internally it's for helping me maintain all our SkySpark extensions, externally I'm hoping it helps flatten the curve for learning Axon / makes it easier for people working with Project Haystack data models. Remember, I literally have no idea what I'm doing, so any feedback sounds great!
Mike Melillo Mon 16 Mar
I've added an extension to the VS Code marketplace for Axon Language Support. It's pretty bare bones right now, but I set it up to cache all of the Haxall/SkySpark Functions, as well as syncing with your local working directory. Supports things like tab complete, function lookup/linking within your working directory, etc.
I'm happy to take feedback/requests, but make no promises. I definitely intend to update this for 4.0 architecture this year, and will probably freeze 3.1.12 support at that time. Also planning to add a flag if you're working in Haxall / SkySpark Environment to not include the non-functional hints.
If you're interested on the development side, this started as a vibe coded project with Gemini + Canvas and transitioned to Opencode + Minimax. Initially 80% AI / 20 % Mike and by the end it was the opposite, mainly relegating the tools to plan mode. It was a good mix of fun and a giant energy vampire.
Rev 0.1.4 does most of what I wanted for an MVP. Internally it's for helping me maintain all our SkySpark extensions, externally I'm hoping it helps flatten the curve for learning Axon / makes it easier for people working with Project Haystack data models. Remember, I literally have no idea what I'm doing, so any feedback sounds great!
Cheers