yaml-language-server VS schemastore

Does anyone know how to get yaml formatting working with yamlls (https://github.com/redhat-developer/yaml-language-server)?

I'm starting to work with kubernetes and it would be really nice to have the full completion that Redhat's language server offers for k8s yaml files if you associate the right schema with it.

Most modern editors and IDEs support the Language Server Protocol, which powers the code completion, validation, and tooltip features. Combined with a Yaml Language Server, we can get rich completion for Yaml files!

I don't think the YAML language server can handle this. Here's the issue about this: https://github.com/redhat-developer/yaml-language-server/issues/220

Here's an example .dir-locals.el configuration I'm using with yaml-language-server

Check out https://github.com/redhat-developer/yaml-language-server if you want to get that IDE experience with YAML from those openapi specs

For our custom LSP, we'll start by forking the yaml-language-server maintained by redhat.

One of the things I was missing in my nvim setup was the ability to choose the schema that yamlls uses in the various buffers. This server also intentionally leaves out some cool features like content aware schema detection and, since I could never get the Schema Store functionality to work when paired with the hard-coded Kubernetes support in the language server… I have converted all the hacky lua I had into this plugin. Sharing it here in case it is useful to anyone https://github.com/someone-stole-my-name/yaml-companion.nvim

I investigated a little bit and discovered that the JSON schemas used to validate most of the config we're using are hosted on schemastore.org and in fact, the field I was trying to use was not there.

Documentation does not provide such information, and since the type is expected to be used directly in appsettings.json and is produced by MS I was hoping that such a schema already exists. Something like schemastore.org but for more "niche" packages delivered by MS.

https://github.com/SchemaStore/schemastore/blob/master/src/s...

Command palette - i don't know what you are using it for, but nearly every modal editor like (neo)vi(m) has a "command line" when pressing ':' where you can run helix commands https://docs.helix-editor.com/commands.html

With helix you can get most of the vscode features, except debugging, extensions and file management, though most of the extensions can be replaced with some other tools (depends heavily on what the extension does, can't be generalized). A plugin system is currently on the roadmap and is being worked on, but I don't think anyone could tell you when it's going to be ready.

Doesn't appear to be a field there looking here and here

For many common yaml files, the correct schema can be inferred from the file name, and looked up automatically with SchemaStore. SchemaStore hosts a wide collection of JSON Schemas, which can be used to validate Yaml. SchemaStore is backed by the SchemaStore Github Repository, and contributions of additional JSON Schemas are welcome!

I found the magic. It is: https://github.com/SchemaStore/schemastore

Hi folks! I am refreshing data pack JSON schema now. But I don't know how to describe the following properties: