yamlr lsp

Language Server Protocol (LSP) Engine (PRO)

The yamlr lsp command starts the sovereign Protocol Server. This allows IDEs (like VS Code) to leverage Yamlr's forensic analysis and interactive healing directly in the editor.

Usage

bash
# Start the LSP server (Stdio mode)
yamlr lsp

IDE Integration

The LSP server is the "Sovereign Proxy" that powers the Yamlr VS Code Extension. It provides real-time feedback for:

Schema Violations: Instant squiggles for invalid K8s types.
Surgical Healing: Quick-fixes for missing probes, limits, and resource gaps.
Forensic Highlighting: Specialized syntax highlighting for broken manifest shards.

Protocols

1. Stdio Transport

By default, the LSP server communicates via Standard I/O, which is the standard for extension-to-binary communication.

2. Forensic Mode

When connected to an IDE, the engine operates in an incremental mode, analyzing only the active buffer to maintain sub-500ms latency.

[!NOTE] The LSP server is intended to be started automatically by the Yamlr VS Code Extension. Manual execution is primarily used for debugging and CI integration tests.

[!IMPORTANT] Real-time IDE forensics require a [PRO] license.