Add the ability to emit index entries. #37
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I'm prototyping a Kythe TypeScript indexer plugin and things are fitting together pretty well. This starts by adding a method on the analyzer that will yield all of the information that the analyzer has determined about a file. I started with element and attribute references as they seem like the most valuable. What else could we emit here?
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That sounds really exciting! I'm not 100% sure how much Kythe covers, but off the top of my head I can't think of much else to include :-) Maybe it would be interesting to see which custom elements are available in a given file? I already analyze this for the |
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@rictic do you still want to move this one forward? If you rebase I'll review! |
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I'm prototyping a Kythe TypeScript indexer plugin and things are fitting together pretty well! This same method should also be useful for generating the language server index format.
This starts by adding a method on the analyzer that will yield all of the information that the analyzer has determined about a file. I started with element and attribute references as they seem like the most valuable. What else could we emit here?