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WalkthroughThe WebAssembly package adds a persistent TypeScript language service. Rust handles service lifecycle and editor requests. JavaScript exposes service creation, requests, file updates, deletion, and disposal. Tests, a browser-worker example, documentation, and CI cover the service. ChangesWebAssembly language service
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participant TypeScriptLanguageService
Caller->>JavaScriptAPI: create service with options
JavaScriptAPI->>ts_service: initialize service
Caller->>RequestQueue: submit language-service request
RequestQueue->>ts_service: invoke request
ts_service->>RustReceive: pass request bytes
RustReceive->>TypeScriptLanguageService: dispatch request
TypeScriptLanguageService-->>RustReceive: return result
RustReceive-->>ts_service: return encoded response
ts_service-->>RequestQueue: return response
RequestQueue-->>Caller: resolve or reject request
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@@ -56,7 +56,10 @@
try { return request("updateFiles", [new Map(fileEntries(files))]); }
catch (error) { return Promise.reject(error); }
},
- deleteFiles: paths => request("deleteFiles", [Array.from(paths)]),
+ deleteFiles(paths) {
+ try { return request("deleteFiles", [Array.from(paths)]); }
+ catch (error) { return Promise.reject(error); }
+ },
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Thanks for this PR. I built the branch and benchmarked it on a small project and on a large real one, and found two bugs that crash the service after a few dozen to a few hundred edits, plus a regression in Setup: macOS arm64, Node 26.5.1, Rust 1.98.1, default Findings1. Every edit rebuilds and leaks the whole program.
Same crash point in Node, Chromium and WebKit. The leak comes from file versions, not only the rebuild. After the first program, a new parse is only freeable if it gets a 2.
This is on 3. Regression in Minor: Fixes in the patch
Results with the patch on
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| 400 edits unless noted | 9afd9929 |
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|---|---|---|
| 6-file project (250 edits) | crash after 99 edits | 3 ms per edit (p95 5), 180 → 321 MB |
effect, Duration.ts (300 edits) |
does not open | 27 ms (p95 31), 469 → 568 MB |
effect, Effect.ts, 15.7k lines |
does not open | 318 ms (p95 333), 492 → 592 MB |
Cold checks are about the same as on 05c3940: 122 ms, 690 ms and 938 ms. In Chromium 156 and WebKit 27.2 (200 / 200 / 100 edits), per-edit times are 3 / 24–26 / 294–315 ms, with no crashes.
Trade-off (same as native): freeable file versions make re-checking the edited file slower. A/B on the same binary with GOPORT_FREE_FILE_VERSIONS=0 vs on, Effect.ts, 60 edits:
| on (fix 2) | =0 |
|
|---|---|---|
| Program update | 20 ms | 22 ms |
| Checking the edited file | 312 ms | 221 ms |
| Memory after 60 edits | 490 → 605 MB | 491 → 1155 MB |
The native tsc-rs LSP (0.2.0) makes the same trade by default. Same file, 200 edits: 130 ms and 492 MB by default, 78 ms and 2.5 GB with =0. So the patch matches native behavior and doesn't add a cost of its own. Wasm is about 2.4× slower than native here (318 vs 130 ms). Smaller files barely change (Duration.ts 25 → 27 ms).
Tests
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New file
npm/wasm/test/language-service-updates.test.mjswith 4 tests:- an in-place edit (an error appears and clears, and positions are right after inserted lines);
- an edit that adds an import (falls back to a full build);
- a 300-edit session with
lib.dom; - a config warning that must not block setup.
On
9afd9929, the session test fails with the RangeError and the warning test fails at setup. With the patch, all 4 pass. -
Package tests with the patch: 26/27. The deep-expression test is the only failure, the same as on
9afd9929. -
Native, for the
ls_program.rschange:cargo test -p ts_goport --release --lib -- --test-threads=1passes 399/402. The one failure isformat::api_test::test_format_format_checker_ts, which needs a fixture missing from my checkout and fails the same way without the patch.--test multi_programpasses 19/19. I did not run the full protected suites.
Patch against 9afd992 (5 files, +220 −26)
diff --git a/crates/ts_goport/src/program/ls_program.rs b/crates/ts_goport/src/program/ls_program.rs
index 6bbfa135..7a182199 100644
--- a/crates/ts_goport/src/program/ls_program.rs
+++ b/crates/ts_goport/src/program/ls_program.rs
@@ -474,6 +474,12 @@ pub fn new_program(
let _scope = crate::core::enter_program(None);
Rc::new(crate::frontend::compiler::new_program(opts))
};
+ // Not in Go: a new parse of a path that an earlier program published
+ // gets a `FileVersion`, so it is freed with its last holder. The
+ // language server's parse cache sets the versions itself, so this
+ // changes nothing there; a host without that cache (the wasm language
+ // service) would leak each new parse otherwise.
+ crate::program::mark_freeable_parses(&p);
let version = new_program_version(&p, None);
init_checker_pool(&p, version, create_checker_pool, p.host().clone());
p
@@ -505,6 +511,8 @@ pub fn update_program(
p.update_program(changed_file_path, new_host, create_module_resolver)
};
let result = Rc::new(result);
+ // Not in Go: see `new_program`.
+ crate::program::mark_freeable_parses(&result);
// A clone shares the old program's processed files (Go `UpdateProgram`),
// so it uses the old load host too.
let load_host = if reused {
diff --git a/crates/ts_wasm/src/language_service.rs b/crates/ts_wasm/src/language_service.rs
index 6c14b756..3e7164a8 100644
--- a/crates/ts_wasm/src/language_service.rs
+++ b/crates/ts_wasm/src/language_service.rs
@@ -67,10 +67,17 @@ impl ServiceError {
}
fn check_config(diagnostics: &[Diagnostic]) -> Result<(), ServiceError> {
- if diagnostics.is_empty() {
+ // Only errors stop the setup. A warning, such as an Effect rule name
+ // that this build does not know (TS377134), does not stop `tsc` either.
+ let errors: Vec<Diagnostic> = diagnostics
+ .iter()
+ .filter(|diagnostic| diagnostic.category() == ts_goport::diagnostics::Category::Error)
+ .cloned()
+ .collect();
+ if errors.is_empty() {
return Ok(());
}
- let diagnostics = new_diagnostic_responses(diagnostics);
+ let diagnostics = new_diagnostic_responses(&errors);
let message = diagnostics
.iter()
.map(|diagnostic| format!("TS{}: {}", diagnostic.code, diagnostic.text))
@@ -127,6 +134,9 @@ pub struct Service {
args: Vec<String>,
context: Context,
language: Option<ls::LanguageService>,
+ /// Source files changed since `language` was built. The next request
+ /// updates the program file by file, as the native project does.
+ dirty: Vec<String>,
}
impl Service {
@@ -161,10 +171,12 @@ impl Service {
args,
context,
language: None,
+ dirty: Vec::new(),
})
}
fn invalidate(&mut self) {
+ self.dirty.clear();
let Some(language) = self.language.take() else {
return;
};
@@ -173,7 +185,56 @@ impl Service {
ls_program::release_program(&program);
}
+ /// Marks source files that the program already has as changed. Their
+ /// new text is in the host file system before the next request.
+ fn update(&mut self, paths: Vec<String>) {
+ for path in paths {
+ if !self.dirty.contains(&path) {
+ self.dirty.push(path);
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
+ // Go: project/project.go CreateProgram, the `UpdateProgram` branch: each
+ // changed file replaces its old version in place when its imports and
+ // references are the same, and the other files keep their versions.
+ // `update_program` builds a full program itself when a file cannot be
+ // replaced.
+ fn apply_updates(&mut self) -> Result<(), ServiceError> {
+ if self.dirty.is_empty() {
+ return Ok(());
+ }
+ let dirty = std::mem::take(&mut self.dirty);
+ let Some(language) = self.language.take() else {
+ return Ok(());
+ };
+ let mut program = language.program.clone();
+ drop(language);
+ let sys = new_os_system().map_err(|status| {
+ ServiceError::Internal(format!("cannot initialize host: {}", status.code()))
+ })?;
+ let host = compiler::new_compiler_host(
+ &self.cwd,
+ sys.fs(),
+ &sys.default_library_path(),
+ None,
+ None,
+ None,
+ );
+ let case_sensitive = host::CASE_SENSITIVE.get().copied().unwrap_or(true);
+ for file in &dirty {
+ let path = tspath::to_path(file, &self.cwd, case_sensitive);
+ let (next, _, _) =
+ ls_program::update_program(&program, &path, host.clone(), None, None);
+ ls_program::release_program(&program);
+ program = next;
+ }
+ self.language = Some(language_for(&self.cwd, program));
+ Ok(())
+ }
+
fn language(&mut self) -> Result<&ls::LanguageService, ServiceError> {
+ self.apply_updates()?;
if self.language.is_none() {
self.language = Some(build_language(&self.cwd, &self.args)?);
}
@@ -230,6 +291,15 @@ fn command(service: &mut Option<Service>, request: &Value) -> Result<String, Ser
.invalidate();
Ok("null".into())
}
+ Some("update") => {
+ let paths: Vec<String> = serde_json::from_value(request["paths"].clone())
+ .map_err(|error| error.to_string())?;
+ service
+ .as_mut()
+ .ok_or("language service is disposed")?
+ .update(paths);
+ Ok("null".into())
+ }
Some("request") => {
let method = request["method"]
.as_str()
@@ -263,6 +333,12 @@ fn build_language(cwd: &str, args: &[String]) -> Result<ls::LanguageService, Ser
},
None,
);
+ Ok(language_for(cwd, program))
+}
+
+/// A language service on `program`, with line maps read from the current
+/// file texts.
+fn language_for(cwd: &str, program: Rc<compiler::NewProgram>) -> ls::LanguageService {
let fs = program.host().fs();
let lines_fs = fs.clone();
let line_maps = RefCell::new(HashMap::<String, Rc<lsconv::LSPLineMap>>::new());
@@ -279,12 +355,7 @@ fn build_language(cwd: &str, args: &[String]) -> Result<ls::LanguageService, Ser
Some(lines)
});
let host = Rc::new(LanguageHost { fs, converters });
- Ok(ls::new_language_service(
- ls::autoimport::ProjectID(cwd.into()),
- program,
- host,
- "",
- ))
+ ls::new_language_service(ls::autoimport::ProjectID(cwd.into()), program, host, "")
}
fn read_config(args: &[String], sys: &dyn System) -> Result<ParsedCommandLine, ServiceError> {
diff --git a/npm/wasm/README.md b/npm/wasm/README.md
index 2d4f05db..51fe8954 100644
--- a/npm/wasm/README.md
+++ b/npm/wasm/README.md
@@ -114,10 +114,13 @@ Supported methods:
- `textDocument/semanticTokens/full`, `textDocument/semanticTokens/range`
`files` is copied on creation. `updateFiles` adds or replaces files; `deleteFiles` removes them.
-Calls are serialized per service. Changes release the old program and the next request rebuilds
-it, including its imports and configuration. Repeated reads share the current program. This first
-interface does not reuse the compiler program across changes, supply auto-import completions, or
-resolve completion/code-action items. Those operations need additional host integration.
+Calls are serialized per service. An update of files that the service already has updates the
+program on the next request, as the native language server does: each changed file replaces its old
+version, and the other files keep theirs. When a change adds or removes an import or reference, the
+program is built again. A new file, a deleted file or a JSON file (`tsconfig.json`, `package.json`)
+rebuilds the program, including its imports and configuration. Repeated reads share the current
+program. This first interface does not supply auto-import completions or resolve
+completion/code-action items. Those operations need additional host integration.
The position converters keep one line map per file for the current program. File changes release
those maps together with the program, so token, symbol and reference results use the current text.
diff --git a/npm/wasm/core.js b/npm/wasm/core.js
index 918574f0..532b78aa 100644
--- a/npm/wasm/core.js
+++ b/npm/wasm/core.js
@@ -117,11 +117,16 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
let stderrText = "";
const u8 = () => new Uint8Array(memory.buffer);
const dv = () => new DataView(memory.buffer);
+ // wasm32 passes addresses as i32, which JavaScript reads as signed: an
+ // address in the upper 2 GiB of memory arrives negative. `>>> 0` makes
+ // it the unsigned address.
+ const addr = ptr => ptr >>> 0;
const envBytes = Object.entries(env).map(([k, v]) => encoder.encode(`${k}=${v}\0`));
const writeStrings = (list, ptrs, buf) => {
const view = dv();
- let at = buf;
+ ptrs = addr(ptrs);
+ let at = addr(buf);
list.forEach((bytes, i) => {
view.setUint32(ptrs + i * 4, at, true);
u8().set(bytes, at);
@@ -130,8 +135,8 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
return SUCCESS;
};
const sizes = (list, countPtr, sizePtr) => {
- dv().setUint32(countPtr, list.length, true);
- dv().setUint32(sizePtr, list.reduce((n, b) => n + b.length, 0), true);
+ dv().setUint32(addr(countPtr), list.length, true);
+ dv().setUint32(addr(sizePtr), list.reduce((n, b) => n + b.length, 0), true);
return SUCCESS;
};
@@ -145,14 +150,16 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
// out a statistics row whose time is zero.
const ms = id === 0 ? performance.timeOrigin + performance.now() : performance.now();
const ns = BigInt(Math.round(ms * 1e6));
- dv().setBigUint64(out, ns, true);
+ dv().setBigUint64(addr(out), ns, true);
return SUCCESS;
},
clock_res_get: (_id, out) => {
- dv().setBigUint64(out, 1000n, true);
+ dv().setBigUint64(addr(out), 1000n, true);
return SUCCESS;
},
random_get: (buf, len) => {
+ buf = addr(buf);
+ len = addr(len);
for (let at = 0; at < len; at += 65536) {
crypto.getRandomValues(u8().subarray(buf + at, buf + Math.min(len, at + 65536)));
}
@@ -160,6 +167,7 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
},
fd_write: (fd, iovs, iovsLen, nwritten) => {
if (fd !== 1 && fd !== 2) return EBADF;
+ iovs = addr(iovs);
const view = dv();
let total = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < iovsLen; i++) {
@@ -173,11 +181,12 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
}
total += len;
}
- view.setUint32(nwritten, total, true);
+ view.setUint32(addr(nwritten), total, true);
return SUCCESS;
},
fd_fdstat_get: (fd, out) => {
if (fd > 2) return EBADF;
+ out = addr(out);
// A character device without seek rights is a terminal for Rust's
// `IsTerminal`.
u8().fill(0, out, out + 24);
@@ -190,7 +199,7 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
},
sched_yield: () => SUCCESS,
poll_oneoff: (_in, _out, _n, nevents) => {
- dv().setUint32(nevents, 0, true);
+ dv().setUint32(addr(nevents), 0, true);
return SUCCESS;
},
};
@@ -199,6 +208,8 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
if (name === "wasi_snapshot_preview1") imports[name][field] = wasi[field] ?? (() => ENOSYS);
}
imports.ts_host.fs = (op, ptr, len) => {
+ ptr = addr(ptr);
+ len = addr(len);
const result = fsCall(fs, op, u8().slice(ptr, ptr + len));
if (result === undefined) return -1;
if (result.error !== undefined) {
@@ -209,7 +220,7 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
return staged.length;
};
imports.ts_host.fs_take = ptr => {
- u8().set(staged, ptr);
+ u8().set(staged, addr(ptr));
staged = undefined;
};
@@ -234,7 +245,7 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
if (diagnosticsJson) flags |= FLAG_DIAGNOSTICS_JSON;
if (caseInsensitive) flags |= FLAG_CASE_INSENSITIVE;
const request = encoder.encode([cwd, String(flags), ...args].join("\0"));
- u8().set(request, exports.ts_input(request.length));
+ u8().set(request, exports.ts_input(request.length) >>> 0);
return exports.ts_run;
},
/** The result of a `ts_run` call that returned `exitCode` or threw `error`. */
@@ -248,8 +259,8 @@ function prepareRun(module, options) {
}
let diagnostics;
if (diagnosticsJson) {
- const ptr = exports.ts_output();
- const len = exports.ts_output_len();
+ const ptr = exports.ts_output() >>> 0;
+ const len = exports.ts_output_len() >>> 0;
diagnostics = len ? JSON.parse(decoder.decode(u8().subarray(ptr, ptr + len))) : [];
}
return { exitCode, diagnostics };
@@ -324,11 +335,11 @@ export async function createLanguageService(module, options = {}) {
const input = encoder.encode(JSON.stringify(request));
let result;
try {
- const ptr = exports.ts_input(input.length);
+ const ptr = exports.ts_input(input.length) >>> 0;
new Uint8Array(exports.memory.buffer).set(input, ptr);
await invoke();
result = JSON.parse(decoder.decode(new Uint8Array(
- exports.memory.buffer, exports.ts_output(), exports.ts_output_len(),
+ exports.memory.buffer, exports.ts_output() >>> 0, exports.ts_output_len() >>> 0,
)));
} catch (error) {
failure = Object.assign(error, { stderr: run.stderrText() });
@@ -354,8 +365,15 @@ export async function createLanguageService(module, options = {}) {
let entries;
try { entries = fileEntries(changes); } catch (error) { return Promise.reject(error); }
return enqueue(async () => {
- await call({ action: "invalidate" });
+ // Changed source files update the program in place on the next
+ // request. A new file or a JSON file (tsconfig.json,
+ // package.json) can change the file list or the options, so it
+ // rebuilds the program.
+ const inPlace = entries.every(([path]) => files.has(path) && !path.endsWith(".json"));
for (const [path, text] of entries) files.set(path, text);
+ await call(inPlace
+ ? { action: "update", paths: entries.map(([path]) => path) }
+ : { action: "invalidate" });
});
},
deleteFiles(paths) {
diff --git a/npm/wasm/test/language-service-updates.test.mjs b/npm/wasm/test/language-service-updates.test.mjs
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3dd19427
--- /dev/null
+++ b/npm/wasm/test/language-service-updates.test.mjs
@@ -0,0 +1,94 @@
+import assert from "node:assert/strict";
+import { test } from "node:test";
+import { createLanguageService as createCoreLanguageService } from "../core.js";
+import { loadModule } from "../node.js";
+
+const uri = path => `file://${path}`;
+
+async function create(files, lib = ["es2022"]) {
+ const module = await loadModule();
+ return createCoreLanguageService(module, {
+ cwd: "/p",
+ args: ["-p", "/p"],
+ files: {
+ "/p/tsconfig.json": JSON.stringify({ compilerOptions: { strict: true, target: "es2022", module: "esnext", lib, types: [] }, include: ["*.ts"] }),
+ ...files,
+ },
+ });
+}
+
+async function diagnostics(service, path) {
+ const result = await service.request("textDocument/diagnostic", { textDocument: { uri: uri(path) } });
+ return result.items.map(item => ({ code: item.code, line: item.range.start.line, character: item.range.start.character }));
+}
+
+test("an edit of a program file updates the program in place", async () => {
+ const base = "export const a = 1;\nexport const b = 2;\nexport const c = 3;\n";
+ const service = await create({ "/p/a.ts": base });
+ try {
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), []);
+ // An error in the middle of the file, after two inserted lines.
+ await service.updateFiles({ "/p/a.ts": `// one\n// two\n${base.replace("b = 2", 'b: number = "2"')}` });
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), [{ code: 2322, line: 3, character: 13 }]);
+ const hover = await service.request("textDocument/hover", { textDocument: { uri: uri("/p/a.ts") }, position: { line: 4, character: 13 } });
+ assert.match(JSON.stringify(hover), /const c: 3/);
+ await service.updateFiles({ "/p/a.ts": base });
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), []);
+ } finally {
+ await service.dispose();
+ }
+});
+
+test("an edit that adds an import rebuilds the program", async () => {
+ const service = await create({
+ "/p/a.ts": "export const a = 1;\n",
+ "/p/c.ts": "export const c: string = 'c';\n",
+ });
+ try {
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), []);
+ await service.updateFiles({ "/p/a.ts": 'import { c } from "./c";\nexport const a: number = c;\n' });
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), [{ code: 2322, line: 1, character: 13 }]);
+ await service.updateFiles({ "/p/c.ts": "export const c: number = 3;\n" });
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), []);
+ } finally {
+ await service.dispose();
+ }
+});
+
+test("a long edit session keeps the memory of one program", async () => {
+ // Each update used to keep the old program, so a project with the DOM
+ // library passed 2 GiB of memory after about 180 edits.
+ let text = 'export const element: HTMLElement | null = document.querySelector("div");\n';
+ const service = await create({ "/p/a.ts": text }, ["es2022", "dom"]);
+ try {
+ for (let i = 0; i < 300; i++) {
+ text += i % 40 === 39 ? "\n" : i % 40 === 0 ? "// " : "x";
+ await service.updateFiles({ "/p/a.ts": text });
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), []);
+ }
+ } finally {
+ await service.dispose();
+ }
+});
+
+test("a configuration warning does not stop the setup", async () => {
+ // An Effect rule that this build does not know is a warning (TS377134),
+ // as in `tsc`, so the project still opens.
+ const module = await loadModule();
+ const service = await createCoreLanguageService(module, {
+ cwd: "/p",
+ args: ["-p", "/p"],
+ files: {
+ "/p/tsconfig.json": JSON.stringify({
+ compilerOptions: { strict: true, types: [], plugins: [{ name: "@effect/language-service", diagnosticSeverity: { noSuchRule: "error" } }] },
+ include: ["*.ts"],
+ }),
+ "/p/a.ts": 'export const a: number = "a";\n',
+ },
+ });
+ try {
+ assert.deepEqual(await diagnostics(service, "/p/a.ts"), [{ code: 2322, line: 0, character: 13 }]);
+ } finally {
+ await service.dispose();
+ }
+});
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Sorry for the churn here. I'm reworking this PR to match the classic |
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Closing this one: the rewrite into a full drop-in replacement for the regular TypeScript language service has grown too big to review as an update to this PR. I'll open a fresh PR for it once it's ready. |
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I want to use ts-rust in my code editor, so I made this PR to bring its WebAssembly build closer to the editor support regular TypeScript already provides.
Written by GPT 6.1 Sol high and reviewed by Opus 5.5 high.
I did not read the code :)
Quick summary
Consumers should be able to replace TypeScript's language service while keeping their existing calling code. This draft currently provides a persistent WebAssembly LSP interface; it does not yet implement that drop-in contract.
Required public API
The target is the full classic
ts.createLanguageService(host, documentRegistry?, mode?)interface, with unchanged calling code. Creation and methods remain synchronous. Host snapshots, versions, options and callbacks retain their semantics; results retain TypeScript fields and the reachable program, AST, symbol and type-checker objects.The current LSP wrapper does not meet this requirement. The port's native API also differs from the classic API, so exposure alone cannot supply it. The approved compatibility plan records the implementation and runtime gates. A rerunnable declaration check derives the 65-member reference contract from
typescript@6.0.3; the current wrapper fails factory and service assignability, while the reference passes its own declarations. The full replacement remains incomplete and this PR stays draft.Compatibility progress
The first private runtime unit is implemented: a synchronous WASM channel and a bridge for host snapshots, script/project versions, roots and configuration. A project-version change refreshes cached snapshots and module resolution. Existing compiler and editor entries share the extracted WASI bridge.
All 28 tests pass on Node 22, including the previous 23. The private sequence passes on Chromium and WebKit main threads and workers with the 7,376,814-byte size-profile module. Both Rust 1.93 builds and WASM Clippy pass. Independent review and audit approve this private unit.
This is a foundation for the compatibility layer. Public synchronous loading, the complete method facade, compiler-option translation and TypeScript program/AST/symbol/type objects remain unfinished. The private checks currently use LSP result objects and retained host snapshots.
The full runtime gate remains blocked: classic TypeScript handles a 5,000-term addition expression on Node 22, while the synchronous Rust path raises
RangeErrorin both release and size profiles. Both pass 100- and 1,000-term controls. The existing asynchronous Node worker still passes the deep fixture. This needs a synchronous stack solution before the replacement can meet the contract.Implementation
createLanguageService,request,updateFiles,deleteFilesanddisposeto the package and core entries, with 16 documented LSP methods and UTF-16 positions.wasmsources and structuralReadonlyMapinputs work for creation and updates.Validation
Performance
Paired synthetic measurements on the same Mac, Node 22 and Rust 1.93, with the same release profile. These are single-pair timings. Host file-read counts provide the more stable check.
Result counts match before and after. References still read the source once per result outside the line-map callback. Run
node npm/wasm/bench/language-service.mjsafter building to repeat the fixture.Current limits
File changes rebuild the program and reparse library files. Auto-import completion, completion/code-action item resolution and the native
--lsptransport remain outside this interface. Browser callers use a worker; Bun uses the calling thread because its workers ignore the stack-size option.The fork's GitHub CI requires maintainer approval. The checks above ran locally with the CI job's Node 22 and Rust 1.93 toolchain.
Note
Add persistent WebAssembly language service to
ts_wasmandnpm/wasmts_serviceWasm entrypoint in lib.rs. It supports hover, completion, navigation, references, rename, diagnostics, symbols, code actions, formatting, and semantic tokens over a JavaScript-provided virtual filesystem.Service::newrejects repeated initialization), andexports.ts_serviceuses a thread-local service slot shared with nothing else; check lib.rs if running compiler and service calls in one instance.Macroscope summarized d215d8d. (Automatic summaries will resume when PR exits draft mode or review begins).
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