👀 Missing Languages

[lukepistrol]

There are several language grammars available for tree-sitter. Checked items have SPM already implemented.

* Some of them don't yet have a highlights.scm file included and thus syntax highlighting will not work.

• [ ] Agda*
• [x] Bash
• [x] C
• [x] C++
• [x] C#
• [x] CSS
• [ ] ERB, EJS
• [x] Go
• [ ] Haskell
• [x] HTML
• [x] Java
• [x] JavaScript/JSX
• [ ] JSDoc
• [x] JSON
• [ ] Julia*
• [ ] OCaml
• [ ] Markdown*
• [x] Plain Text
• [ ] Perl*
• [x] PHP
• [x] Python
• [ ] Regex
• [x] Ruby
• [x] Rust
• [ ] Scala
• [ ] Sql
• [x] Swift
• [ ] TOML
• [ ] TypeScript/TSX
• [ ] Verilog*
• [x] YAML*

Important to know is that some language grammars depend on another grammar to function properly (e.g.: C++ depends on the C grammar). Therefore the highlights.scm files need to be concatenated when run.

This can also happen when there are different flavors available (e.g: JavaScript & JSX). In this case there is an additional highlights-jsx.scm file located in the JavaScript's grammar queries folder.

Add new Languages

In order to make it a little easier to add SPM support to grammars, I wrote an article in the documentation: Add languages

[ahmed3elshaer]

@lukepistrol, Are we planning to add kotlin? I'm willing to contribute to it

[austincondiff]

@ahmed3elshaer We should be including kotlin. We would love the contribution! Feel free to reach out to @lukepistrol in the #editor channel in our Discord server to coordinate.

[lukepistrol]

@ahmed3elshaer the Kotlin grammar is still in development and does not have a highlights.scm file yet for syntax highlighting. Feel free to contribute on their repo.

[ahmed3elshaer]

@austincondiff thanks for the clarification 👍

[ahmed3elshaer]

@ahmed3elshaer the Kotlin grammar is still in development and does not have a highlights.scm file yet for syntax highlighting. Feel free to contribute on their repo.

I already started planning this, thanks for the referral 👌🏻