Create custom library in custom extension

[kaikaibenkai]

I'm building a 3rd-party library and trying to load it into the VS Code extension.
I'm trying to achieve is that no matter whether the library is required or not, there will be corresponding syntax prompts, just like the math library.
I read the wiki of this repo, but it didn't help me.
Could you give some suggestions? Thank you in advance.

[carsakiller]

I'm having trouble understanding what you are trying to do. You are trying to make it so your library is always enabled/activated even when not specified using workspace.library? The math library is generated and enabled on startup by the server. "Third party libraries" have a different method method for "automatic" activation.

[carsakiller]

config.lua:

files = {
    ".*%.draft%.lua"
}

It uses Lua's pattern matching.

[kaikaibenkai]

config.lua:

files = {
    ".*%.draft%.lua"
}

It uses Lua's pattern matching.

Add into workspace.library?

[carsakiller]

It goes in the config.lua file for your library.

If you are making your own extension that depends on this language server but provides its own definitions, you will need to follow the steps on the library wiki page.

[NickGrease]

The path to where your library is stored will then need to be added to the workspace.userThirdParty setting.

This is essential information that should be in the wiki, specifically Here. Lost a few clumps of hair trying to get my library working 😄

[carsakiller]

Sorry, looks like I forgot to mention that pretty crucial step. Added it in and wishing your hair a speedy recovery 🙂