Copilot and Intelephense for Textmate

Requires this bundle in Textmate.

Copilot can work without Intelephense with any supported by copilot language.

Authentication

The server now supports automatic GitHub Copilot authentication during startup with a terminal-based flow.

Automatic Terminal Authentication

When the server starts, it automatically:

1. Checks if Copilot is already authenticated
2. If not authenticated, starts an interactive terminal login flow
3. Displays a user code and opens GitHub in your browser
4. Waits for you to complete authentication
5. Verifies the authentication was successful

The authentication happens automatically when you start the server - no additional setup required!

Features:

• Automatic browser opening (cross-platform)
• User-friendly terminal interface with colored output
• Retry mechanism (up to 3 attempts)
• Graceful fallback if authentication fails

Manual API Authentication

The server also supports GitHub Copilot authentication through the following API endpoints:

Authentication Flow

1. Start Authentication - POST / with method signIn

   • Initiates GitHub OAuth flow
   • Returns user code and verification URI
   • Response includes:
     • status: "pending" or "success" (if already signed in)
     • userCode: Code to enter on GitHub
     • verificationUri: GitHub URL to visit
     • expiresIn: Code expiration time in seconds
     • interval: Polling interval in seconds

2. Complete Authentication - POST / with method signInConfirm

   • Confirms authentication after user enters code on GitHub
   • Request body: {"userCode": "YOUR_CODE"}
   • Returns success/error status with user info

3. Check Status - POST / with method checkStatus or authStatus

   • Checks current authentication status
   • Returns user info if authenticated

Example Authentication Flow

# 1. Start authentication
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080 \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"Method": "signIn", "Body": {}}'

# Response: {"status": "pending", "userCode": "ABC123", "verificationUri": "https://github.com/login/device", ...}

# 2. User visits the verification URI and enters the code

# 3. Confirm authentication
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080 \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"Method": "signInConfirm", "Body": {"userCode": "ABC123"}}'

# Response: {"status": "success", "user": "username"}

# 4. Check authentication status anytime
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080 \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"Method": "authStatus", "Body": {}}'