lsprotocol_initialize_params_object_construction_example.py

1from lsprotocol.types import (
2    ClientCapabilities,
3    InitializeParams,
4    TextDocumentClientCapabilities,
5    TextDocumentSyncKind,
6)
7
8def main():
9    # Example of using lsprotocol types to construct a standard LSP object
10    # This is often used when manually constructing or parsing LSP messages
11    params = InitializeParams(
12        process_id=1234,
13        root_uri="file:///path/to/project",
14        capabilities=ClientCapabilities(
15            text_document=TextDocumentClientCapabilities(
16                declaration={"dynamicRegistration": True}
17            )
18        ),
19        # Using types ensures IDE autocompletion and type safety
20        trace="off",
21    )
22
23    print(f"Process ID: {params.process_id}")
24    print(f"Root URI: {params.root_uri}")
25    print(f"Capabilities: {params.capabilities}")
26
27if __name__ == "__main__":
28    main()