👉 Once the extension is installed make sure to read Requirements and Usage.

Inox extension

Click Here if you use VSCodium

Go to https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=graphr00t.inox and click on Download Extension to download the VSIX file for the extension:

You can install the extension in VSCodium by going to the Extensions tab and clicking here:

This extension provides support for the Inox programming language and for Hyperscript code embedded in Inox programs.

Tutorials
Syntax highlighting
Convenient snippets
LSP support
- Error diagnostics
- Hover information
- Completions
- Formatting
Debugging

Requirements

This extension should work on all platforms. If you only want to start playing with the language without installing the binary, you can create a project on the community server.

By default the extension a project server to be listening on wss://localhost:8305. This server can only run on Linux for now.

How to change an extension setting.

A) You have a local VM running Linux

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Install the inoxd daemon to start the project server automatically (recommended) or start it manually with the following command: inox project-server &.

Make sure to forward the TCP ports 8100, 8102, and 8305 to the VM.

B) You have a local machine running Linux

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The extension will automatically start the project server. By default the launch command is inox project-server, and projects are stored in $HOME/inox-projects.

You can change the launch command in the settings: for configuring the projects' location add -config={"projectsDir":"/home/username/other-dir"}. It is recommended to update the launch command setting before creating any project.

C) You have a remote machine running Linux (e.g VPS)

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⚠️ This setup is not recommended for now: the Inox binary is not production ready and probably has memory leaks.

Install the inoxd daemon to start the project server automatically.
Update the WebSocket Endpoint setting to the following value: wss://<server-ip>:8305

Usage

Creating a project

Instructions

Create a folder (example: inox-web-app)
Open the folder in a new VSCode window
Execute the VSCode command Inox: Create New Project in Current Folder

👉 If you created the project server after having opened the folder you can use the command Developer: Reload Window to restart the LSP client.

You can now open the project.

Creating a project on the community server

Instructions (no account needed)

Create a folder (example: inox-web-app)
Open the folder in a new VSCode window
Execute the VSCode command Inox: [Remote Community Server] Create New Temporary Project in Current Folder

You can now open the project.

Note: programs running on the community server are only allowed to make HTTP requests to the following hosts: localhost, jsonplaceholder.typicode.com, and example.com.

Opening a project

Instructions

The first time open the <name>.code-workspace file and click on the floating button 'Open Workspace'
Subsequent times you can directly go in File > Open Recent:

The connection status to the server is indicated near the bottom right corner of the window. If the connection is established the status should be the following:

😡 Having an issue ? You are welcome to join the Inox Discord Server and ask for help.

Running and debugging a program

Click on the same icon as in the screenshot.
Select the Launch Current Module task, the other task always executes /main.ix.
Click on the green arrow.