Provides basic syntax highlighting for AQL. This repository was originally inspired and bootstrapped from clintwood's arango-aql-query for Atom Editor and has also taken approaches and formatting from ronsoak's vsc_redshift_extension. ronsoak's article on building a syntax highlighter is also a pleasant read if you are interested in making one for your favorite language.
The highlighter comes with syntax highlighting for template literals to support Foxx and arangojs.
Keyword highlighting has been taken from ArangoDB's frontend highlighter.
Function highlighting is taken from http://localhost:8529/_db/_system/_api/aql-builtin and is extracted in raw JSON and processed by name in the data folder.
Patterns matched to keyword.control:
FOR, RETURN, FILTER, SEARCH, SORT, LIMIT, LET, COLLECT, ASC, DESC, IN, INTO, INSERT, UPDATE, REMOVE, REPLACE, UPSERT, OPTIONS, WITH, AND, OR, NOT, DISTINCT, GRAPH, SHORTEST_PATH, OUTBOUND, INBOUND, ANY, ALL, NONE, AGGREGATE, LIKE, K_SHORTEST_PATHS, PRUNE
Patterns matched to support.functions:
BM25, TFIDF, BOOST, MIN_MATCH, STARTS_WITH, EXISTS, TOKENS, FULLTEXT, WITHIN_RECTANGLE, WITHIN, NEAR, ASSERT, AVG, AVERAGE, INTERSECTION, POP, IS_DOCUMENT, UNION_DISTINCT, SLEEP, RANGE, DATE_SUBTRACT, PI, DEGREES, MERGE_RECURSIVE, DATE_QUARTER, ATAN2, ACOS, IS_LIST, LENGTH, FIRST_LIST, UNSHIFT, TRIM, EXP, LAST, ATTRIBUTES, PREGEL_RESULT, LOG10, POW, CURRENT_USER, PRODUCT, LOG2, RANDOM_TOKEN, RAND, IN_RANGE, ABS, GEO_AREA, LEVENSHTEIN_MATCH, OUTERSECTION, DATE_DAYS_IN_MONTH, LEVENSHTEIN_DISTANCE, SIN, EXP2, ENCODE_URI_COMPONENT, NGRAM_SIMILARITY, SUM, LOWER, MIN, COS, SUBSTRING, JACCARD, IS_OBJECT, STDDEV_SAMPLE, DATE_TRUNC, SORTED, ATAN, GEO_MULTIPOINT, REGEX_REPLACE, GEO_MULTIPOLYGON, ANALYZER, CONCAT, FIND_LAST, JSON_STRINGIFY, REGEX_TEST, PERCENTILE, NGRAM_POSITIONAL_SIMILARITY, MINUS, LEFT, VALUES, DATE_DAY, NOEVAL, MEDIAN, STDDEV_POPULATION, TO_STRING, IS_NUMBER, FNV64, RADIANS, LOG, MAX, IPV4_FROM_NUMBER, ROUND, RIGHT, UPPER, APPEND, FLATTEN, JSON_PARSE, TYPENAME, TO_HEX, DATE_ROUND, MD5, IS_IN_POLYGON, COLLECTION_COUNT, COUNT, TO_NUMBER, ASIN, TO_BASE64, DATE_ISOWEEK, TO_ARRAY, IS_IPV4, DATE_ISO8601, IS_BOOL, COUNT_UNIQUE, V8, CONTAINS, IS_DATESTRING, REGEX_MATCHES, SPLIT, APPLY, REGEX_SPLIT, UNION, DATE_MILLISECOND, NGRAM_MATCH, RTRIM, FIND_FIRST, LTRIM, CONCAT_SEPARATOR, GEO_CONTAINS, PASSTHRU, GEO_INTERSECTS, IS_SAME_COLLECTION, HASH, FLOOR, IS_KEY, SUBSTITUTE, IPV4_TO_NUMBER, SHA1, CHAR_LENGTH, PUSH, IS_NULL, CRC32, VARIANCE_SAMPLE, VARIANCE_POPULATION, DATE_NOW, VARIANCE, FAIL, COUNT_DISTINCT, UNIQUE, SORTED_UNIQUE, SLICE, REVERSE, SHA512, DATE_HOUR, FIRST, REMOVE_VALUE, NTH, POSITION, CONTAINS_ARRAY, SHIFT, PHRASE, SCHEMA_GET, STDDEV, REMOVE_NTH, REPLACE_NTH, INTERLEAVE, BOOSTSCORE, MERGE, CALL, DATE_MONTH, IS_STRING, DATE_DAYOFWEEK, HAS, KEYS, CURRENT_DATABASE, SQRT, DATE_DIFF, MATCHES, GEO_POINT, GEO_EQUALS, UNSET_RECURSIVE, REMOVE_VALUES, KEEP, TRANSLATE, ZIP, DISTANCE, GEO_POLYGON, GEO_LINESTRING, GEO_MULTILINESTRING, DATE_TIMESTAMP, DATE_YEAR, DATE_SECOND, TO_LIST, LIKE, DATE_DAYOFYEAR, DATE_LEAPYEAR, CEIL, DATE_FORMAT, DATE_ADD, DATE_COMPARE, UUID, NOT_NULL, FIRST_DOCUMENT, IS_ARRAY, PARSE_IDENTIFIER, GEO_DISTANCE, UNSET, DECODE_REV, DATE_MINUTE, COLLECTIONS, WARN, SCHEMA_VALIDATE, SOUNDEX, TAN, VERSION, TO_BOOL, NOOPT, DOCUMENT, CHECK_DOCUMENT
Pattern matched to comment.single:
Any line starting with a double forward-slash //
Pattern matched to comment.block:
Any block starting with a forward-slash and an asterisk /* ending with an asterisk and forward-slash */
Patterns matched to string.quoted:
Any string that is encapsulated by single ('), double ("), or template literal (`) quotes
Pattern matched to constant.numeric:
Any decimal number
Pattern matched to constant.language:
Any boolean values (true, false) + null operator
Pattern matched to keyword.operator:
Any non-word comparison or arithmetic operator (except ternary) available at https://www.arangodb.com/docs/stable/aql/operators.html
- Ternary Operator
- Parenthesis, Array, and Object wrapping (with expressions)
- Variables (from @, LET, and RETURN)
- Implement and integrate a language server for autocompletion, error-checking, jump-to-definitions, etc... through the Language Server Protocol (LSP) for multi-editor support.