Adds support for `getDefinitionAt` when called on a templateUrl
property assignment.
The currrent architecture for getting definitions is designed to be
called on templates, so we have to introduce a new
`getTsDefinitionAndBoundSpan` method to get Angular-specific definitions
in TypeScript files and pass a `readTemplate` closure that will read the
contents of a template using `TypeScriptServiceHost#getTemplates`. We
can probably go in and make this nicer in a future PR, though I'm not
sure what the best architecture should be yet.
Part of angular/vscode-ng-language-service#111
PR Close#32238
The tsserver is not meant to handle HTML files, so there is no point
sending an "open" request. The existing test is wrong because the
quickinfo returns "const name: never", which should be
"(property) WidgetComponent.name"
PR Close#32017
Now that the Angular LS is a proper tsserver plugin, it does not make
sense for it to maintain its own language service API.
This is part one of the effort to remove our custom LanguageService
interface.
This interface is cumbersome because we have to do two transformations:
ng def -> ts def -> lsp definition
The TS LS interface is more comprehensive, so this allows the Angular LS
to return more information.
PR Close#31972
This is in preparation for more rigorous testing of external templates, since it'll work differently under the new tsserver plugin model.
PR Close#30128
This PR adds the implementation for `definitionAndBoundSpan` because
it's now preferred over `definition`. vscode would send this new request
for `Go to definition`. As part of this PR the implementation for
`definition` is refactored and simplified. Goldens for both methods are
checked in.
PR Close#30125
The current integration test for language service involves piping the
results of one process to another using Unix pipes.
This makes the test hard to debug, and hard to configure.
This commit refactors the integration test to use regular Jasmine
scaffolding.
More importantly, it tests the way the language service will actually
be installed by end users. Users would not have to add
`@angular/language-service` to the plugins section in tsconfig.json
Instead, all they need to do is install the *extension* from
the VS Code Marketplace and Angular Language Service will be loaded
as a global plugin.
PR Close#28168
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