| name | lsproxy-cli |
| description | `@lspeasy/cli` — programmatic entry point.
Exposes the reusable refactor internals (session pipeline + WorkspaceEdit applier) so the same machinery can be embedded in scripts, not just invoked through the `lspeasy` bin. Also: lsp, language-server-protocol, refactor, rename, codemod, move-symbol, cli. |
| license | MIT |
@lsproxy/cli
@lspeasy/cli — programmatic entry point.
Exposes the reusable refactor internals (session pipeline + WorkspaceEdit
applier) so the same machinery can be embedded in scripts, not just invoked
through the lspeasy bin.
Quick Start
lsproxy <namespace> <command> [args] [flags]
lsproxy call <method> --params <json>
Configuration
SessionOptions (6 options — see references/config.md)
Quick Reference
apply: applyWorkspaceEdit (Apply a WorkspaceEdit to disk and return what was changed), applyTextEdits (Apply text edits to a string, splicing in reverse offset order so earlier
edits do not invalidate the offsets of later ones), planWorkspaceEdit (Normalize a WorkspaceEdit into an ordered list of changes without
touching disk), WorkspaceEdit, LspTextEdit, LspRange, LspPosition, AppliedChange (A single change the apply pipeline performed, for reporting / dry-run output)
session: RefactorSession
io: GlobalFlags
References
Load these on demand — do NOT read all at once:
- When calling any function → read
references/functions.md for full signatures, parameters, and return types
- When using a class → read
references/classes.md for properties, methods, and inheritance
- When defining typed variables or function parameters → read
references/types.md
- When configuring options → read
references/config.md for all settings and defaults
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