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@redocly/vscode-json-languageservice

JSON language service extracted from VSCode to be reused, e.g in the Monaco editor.

3.4.9

301

NOASSERTION

TypeScript

7.5

Installations

npm install @redocly/vscode-json-languageservice

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

12.11.1

NPM Version

6.11.3 Score

98.5

Supply Chain

80.1

Quality

82.2

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

100

License

Pull Requests

Open

10

Total

138

Closed

17

Merged

111

Issues

Open

57

Total

139

Closed

82

Releases

v5.6.1

Updated on Jun 30, 2025

v5.6.0

Updated on Jun 02, 2025

v5.5.1-next.0

Updated on Apr 25, 2025

v5.5.0

Updated on Apr 25, 2025

v5.4.5-next.0

Updated on Mar 24, 2025

v5.4.4

Updated on Mar 24, 2025

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Languages

TypeScript

JavaScript

TypeScript (99.64%)

JavaScript (0.36%)

Developer

Microsoft

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GitHub Statistics

NOASSERTION License

301 Stars

669 Commits

120 Forks

29 Watchers

20 Branches

124 Contributors

Updated on Jul 14, 2025

Maintainers

View All 124 Contributors

Package Meta Information

Latest Version

3.4.9

Package Id

@redocly/vscode-json-languageservice@3.4.9

Size

73.31 kB

NPM Version

6.11.3

Node Version

12.11.1

Published on

Nov 11, 2019

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Dependencies

jsonc-parser vscode-languageserver-textdocument vscode-languageserver-types vscode-uri

Dev Dependencies

@types/mocha @types/node mocha rimraf tslint typescript

vscode-json-languageservice

JSON language service extracted from VSCode to be reused, e.g in the Monaco editor.

Why?

The vscode-json-languageservice contains the language smarts behind the JSON editing experience of Visual Studio Code and the Monaco editor.

doValidation analyses an input string and returns syntax and lint errros.
doComplete provides completion proposals for a given location. doResolve resolves a completion proposal
doResolve resolves a completion proposals.
doHover provides a hover text for a given location.
findDocumentSymbols provides all symbols in the given document
findDocumentColors provides all color symbols in the given document, getColorPresentations returns available color formats for a color symbol.
format formats the code at the given range.
getFoldingRanges gets folding ranges for the given document
getSelectionRanges gets selection ranges for a given location.
use parseJSONDocument create a JSON document from source code, or newJSONDocument to create the document from an AST.

Installation

npm install --save vscode-json-languageservice

No vulnerabilities found.

10

Token-Permissions

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10

Code-Review

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10

Binary-Artifacts

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10

Security-Policy

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10

Dangerous-Workflow

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10

Vulnerabilities

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9

Maintained

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9

License

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8

Branch-Protection

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0

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SAST

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Score

7.5

/10

Last Scanned on 2025-07-14

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