Add "contributes" block

[Lordfirespeed]

The "contributes" block allows the language package to be imported by text editors and IDEs as a TextMate Bundle, providing rudimentary ZenStack support to unsupported IDEs.

[ymc9]

Thanks @Lordfirespeed ! Right now, the VSCode extensions reside in the same package (name "schema" in code) as the CLI - which is not a clean organization ... I guess you can achieve the same by importing the "zenstack" package, but I think your additional is also a good one, the "language" package is more lightweight and portable.

Btw, I'm not a textmate user, is there a guide somewhere showing how to import it 😂?

[Lordfirespeed]

Yes, I was confused by the organisation, my apologies! 😂

I can't speak for TextMate itself, but I was able to import this to WebStorm (IntelliJ Platform) using these instructions from JetBrains' docs.

[ymc9]

Yes, I was confused by the organisation, my apologies! 😂

I can't speak for TextMate itself, but I was able to import this to WebStorm (IntelliJ Platform) using these instructions from JetBrains' docs.

Awesome! That's really great to know! Many people have asked about JetBrains support. I'll try it out and include into documentation.

Will merge the PR once CI passes.

[Lordfirespeed]

As I said, it is very rudimentary - all it provides is basic syntax highlighting:

In terms of 'proper' JetBrains support, take a look at my comment on the IntelliJ plugin discussion.

The official JetBrains Prisma plugin is open-source (and uses LSP as well!), which is very promising as there absolutely could not be better reference material for making a ZenStack language support plugin.

[ymc9]

As I said, it is very rudimentary - all it provides is basic syntax highlighting:

In terms of 'proper' JetBrains support, take a look at my comment on the IntelliJ plugin discussion.

The official JetBrains Prisma plugin is open-source (and uses LSP as well!), which is very promising as there absolutely could not be better reference material for making a ZenStack language support plugin.

This is GREAT news! Maybe not a huge task for ZenStack then :D.

[Lordfirespeed]

Oops, didn't mean to do that 😂

As you were!