Baze

Language support for Baze — a functional, indentation-sensitive language that compiles to a full-stack web app from a single .baze file.

Features

• Syntax highlighting for .baze files
• Bracket matching, auto-closing, comment toggling

Everything below comes from the native compiler run as a language server (baze lsp). The extension finds the baze binary you installed with curl baze.sh | sh (on PATH, or in its default install location); point baze.bazePath at it if you keep it somewhere else.

• Diagnostics (compile errors as you type) and probe verdicts on save
• Inlay hints showing each binding's inferred type
• Hover — name : type for the symbol under the cursor
• Go-to-definition across imports; find-all-references in the current document
• Document outline and workspace symbol search
• Completion of in-scope names (with types) and record fields after .
• Import-path completion and opened module values/types/constructors (./module.*)
• Signature help while applying a function
• Rename (definition + every reference, scope-aware, current document)
• Format on save, folding, and dead-code fading
• Semantic highlighting for constructors and bindings
• Quick fixes — scaffold every missing match arm at once, annotate an inferred type, fill a hole, add a missing def

If the server isn't found, run Baze: Restart Language Server from the command palette after installing, or set baze.bazePath.