Installer vue-language-server avec Homebrew, Nix, pacman

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil
• Dépôt
• Docs amont
• Page du gestionnaire de paquets

Commandes et alias

• vue-language-server

Historique du projet

The `vuejs/language-tools` repository was created on 2020-05-01 and became the home for Volar-derived Vue tooling. In 2023, the Vue team announced `Volar: a New Beginning`: the Volar core was extracted into Volar.js, while the old Volar extension and `vue-tsc` codebase moved to `vuejs/language-tools` and became the Vue-specific layer depending on Volar.js.

Historique d'adoption

The repository presents Vue Language Tools as the official high-performance Vue toolset based on Volar.js. Its README lists end-user packages such as the `Vue (Official)` VS Code extension and `vue-tsc`, and editor-integration packages such as `@vue/language-server`, `@vue/language-service`, and `@vue/typescript-plugin`.

The Visual Studio Marketplace listing for `Vue (Official)` reports millions of installs and describes a full Vue SFC editing experience. Outside VS Code, the language server is integrated by community editor clients for Neovim, coc.nvim, Vim, Sublime, Emacs, Nova, Lapce, Monaco, WebStorm, and Eclipse Wild Web Developer.

Modes d'utilisation

Users install the VS Code extension for the default first-party experience, run `vue-tsc --noEmit` for command-line type checking, or configure an LSP client to launch `vue-language-server`. Vue-specific compiler settings live under `vueCompilerOptions` in `tsconfig.json`, and version 3 non-VS Code setups require the editor client to forward `tsserver/request` and `tsserver/response` messages between the Vue and TypeScript language servers.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

This package matters because Vue SFC tooling sits at the boundary between framework syntax and TypeScript tooling. Package users care about matching the language server, TypeScript version, `vue-tsc`, editor client, and plugins, so the Homebrew/npm package is not just a binary: it is one moving part in a multi-editor Vue type-checking stack.

Chronologie

• 2020-05-01: `vuejs/language-tools` repository created.
• 2023-05-08: npm metadata records creation of `@vue/language-server`.
• 2023: Vue blog announces the Volar.js extraction and movement of old Volar extension and `vue-tsc` code into `vuejs/language-tools`.
• 2025-06-29: Vue language-tools maintainers publish version 3 migration guidance for non-VS Code editors.
• 2026-06-30: npm metadata records `@vue/language-server` version 3.3.6 publication.

Related projects

• Volar.js is the extracted core on which Vue Language Tools depends.
• `vue-tsc`, `@vue/language-service`, `@vue/typescript-plugin`, vtsls, and TypeScript language servers are closely related in editor and command-line workflows.

Sources

• https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/volar-a-new-beginning - Vue team's explanation of the Volar.js extraction and repository transition.
• https://github.com/vuejs/language-tools - official README, package list, usage, and community integrations.
• https://github.com/vuejs/language-tools/discussions/5456 - version 3 migration guidance for non-VS Code editors.
• https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Vue.volar - official Vue VS Code extension listing and feature/adoption data.
• https://registry.npmjs.org/@vue/language-server - npm package metadata and publication dates.