The SOQL Language Server provides comprehensive language support for SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) queries in text editors. This package implements the server-side of the LSP protocol to provide features such as:
- Code completion and IntelliSense
- Syntax error checking and validation
- Query analysis and optimization suggestions
- Integration with Salesforce metadata
Salesforce's SOQL VS Code extension, which lives in repo salesforcedx-vscode, includes an LSP client implementation for this server.
This package is primarily used as a dependency by the Salesforce SOQL VS Code extension. For end users, the language server is automatically installed when you install the VS Code extension.
For developers who want to work with the language server directly:
npm install @salesforce/soql-language-serverThe language server is designed to work with LSP-compatible editors. It's primarily used through the Salesforce SOQL VS Code extension.
If you are interested in contributing, please take a look at the CONTRIBUTING guide.
This project is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details.
Please report any security issues to [email protected] as soon as they are discovered. See our SECURITY.md file for more details.
yarnfrom the top-level directory to pull all dependenciesyarn buildto buildyarn run lintto run static checks with eslintyarn run testto run automated tests
This package is used by VS Code extension salesforcedx-vscode-soql which lives in repo salesforcedx-vscode.
During development, you can work with a local copy of the salesforcedx-vscode repo, and configure it to use your local build from your soql-language-server repo using yarn/npm links. Example:
# Make global links available
cd soql-language-server
yarn link
# Link to them from the VS Code SOQL extension package
cd salesforcedx-vscode
npm install
cd ./packages/salesforcedx-vscode-soql
npm link @salesforce/soql-language-server
With that in place, you can make changes to soql-language-server, build, and then relaunch the salesforcedx-vscode extensions from VS Code to see the changes.
You can debug Jest test for an individual package by running the corresponding launch configuration in VS Codes RUN panel.
- Doc: SOQL and SOSL Reference
- Doc: SOQL and SOSL Queries
- Trailhead: Get Started with SOQL Queries