Failed to resolve import "vscode/monaco" from "packages\examples\main\src\common.ts"

[amoalys]

[kaisalmen]

@amoalys do you mind providing some context, including what you did before you took this screenshot. Thanks.

[amoalys]

first: I run git clone https://github.com/TypeFox/monaco-languageclient.git,
second: cd monaco-languageclient,then,npm i,
third: npm i
four:npm run dev
end：it can't workwell so i took this screenshot,need some help
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[amoalys]

i click the first link , then it does't work

[kaisalmen]

Did you run npm run build after npm i?

[amoalys]

sorry,I didn't do this, now it can work well, thanks! I still have a question,How can I use monaco-languageclient in a （Vue3+Vite+monaco-editor) project? Do you have a example in Vue client example?

[kaisalmen]

@amoalys we have an enhancement issue: Add a Vue example, but nothing readily available.

[amoalys]

I created a project using Vue that integrates monaco editor and registers C language. Then, I also launched an LSP service to provide C language with intelligent prompts, code completion, and other functions. Now, I can get a good experience in a separate C file. However, I hope that clicking can jump from a variable in one C file to another file defined for that variable. How can I achieve this? Just like a WebIDE.

[kaisalmen]

You have to extend your own languageclient to achieve this. This is out of the scope of this library.
Of course, you can take a look at a complex client like this: https://github.com/redhat-developer/vscode-java/tree/master/src an get some inspiration, but maybe there are simpler examples. @CGNonofr do you have any good recommendations for this?

It could be a good idea to extend the README with a new chapter like further reading/resources as similar questions came up in the past.

I think the issue itself is resolved. I will close it.

[amoalys]

OK,Thank you.