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WGSL Analyzer

To enable WGSL language support in your IDE, you can integrate the wgsl-analyzer by following these steps:

WGSL Analyzer demo

Step 1: Install the Language Server

  1. Open an .wgsl file in your project.

  2. Click on Install WGSL Analyzer:

    Open file

  3. This will open the New Language Server Dialog with WGSL Analyzer pre-selected:

    New Language Server Dialog

  4. Click OK. This will create the WGSL Analyzer definition and start the installation:

    Installing Language Server

  5. Once the installation completes, the server should start automatically and provide WGSL language support (autocomplete, diagnostics, etc.).

Troubleshooting Installation

If the installation fails, you can customize the installation settings in the Installer tab,
then click on the Run Installation hyperlink to reinstall the server:

Installer tab

See Installer descriptor for more information.

Step 2: Install TextMate Bundle

Since IntelliJ does not provide native WGSL TextMate support, and the language server does not handle syntax highlighting, you need to set up a TextMate bundle manually.

  • Clone the wgsl-analyzer repository:

    git clone https://github.com/wgsl-analyzer/wgsl-analyzer.git

  • Open TextMate Bundles settings

TextMate Bundles Settings

  • Click the + button and select the folder wgsl-analyzer/editors/code folder. This folder contains the package.json and the TextMate grammar.

Once done, IntelliJ will apply syntax highlighting, bracket matching, and other basic editor features for .wgsl files.