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feat: highlight SQL and JSON inside Prisma 8 tagged literals - #2008
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Adds a vitest harness under packages/vscode/tests/grammar that tokenises schemas with vscode-textmate + vscode-oniguruma, loading the sql and json grammars from tm-grammars, and restricts vitest's include glob so the mocha integration test isn't picked up. Adds single_quoted_string and backtick_string rules to prisma.tmLanguage.json (with a shared backtick_escape rule), included from #literal next to the existing double_quoted_string rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds tagged_literal rules to prisma.tmLanguage.json: a backtick begin/end region injecting source.sql / source.json for tags ending in sql / json(b), a single-line quoted match that isolates and injects the body the same way, and a fallback that colours the tag and leaves the body to the existing plain string rules for unknown tags, json"...", and a tag/fence split across lines. #tagged_literal is included first in #value, before #array, #functional and #literal. Registers embeddedLanguages for meta.embedded.block.sql/json on the source.prisma grammar contribution, and adds tests/grammar/tagged-literals.test.ts covering every tag family across every fence, multi-line SQL/JSON bodies, fence escapes, split tag/fence, bare backtick strings, array/named-argument/ assignment positions, malformed quote-fenced bodies where the embedded grammar opens a region that never closes inside the body, and regression checks against existing Prisma value tokenisation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe VS Code Prisma grammar now recognizes single-quoted and backtick strings, and tagged SQL and JSON literals with embedded language scopes. The package maps those scopes to SQL and JSON. The package also adds Vitest configuration, TextMate and Oniguruma tokenization helpers, and tests for string and tagged-literal highlighting. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Typing an unfinished dollar-quoted SQL string inside a tagged backtick literal can temporarily mis-highlight the schema that follows. Schema parsing and execution are not affected, so this is safe to merge with a follow-up. Architecture SummaryArchitecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects 1 system. Changed systems: Architecture concerns Review detailsSystems and components
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- Line 454: Update the `tagged_literal_sql_backtick` embedding of `source.sql`
so SQL `--` line comments stop at the Prisma closing backtick instead of
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Adds expectHighlighting(annotated) to tests/grammar/tokenize.ts: it strips <sql>/<json> markers from an annotated schema, tokenises the result, walks the tokens to re-render the markers around runs of meta.embedded.block.sql/json (spanning lines where a run does), and asserts the rendered string equals the input. Rewrites tests/grammar/tagged-literals.test.ts to assert through this helper: one schema per tag family x fence combination, multi-line SQL and JSON bodies, fence escapes, the three malformed quote-fenced bodies, a tag and fence split across lines, a bare backtick string, an array, a named argument, a datasource assignment, and a regression schema with no injected markers. A small set of ordinary scope assertions covers what the markers do not show: the tag scope, the fence punctuation scopes, a non-injected body's plain string scope, and an escape token's scope. Removes isEmbedded, isNotEmbedded, plainStringScope and defaultSchema, which nothing uses any more. tests/grammar/strings.test.ts is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An unclosed "..." string used to colour every following line as a string until the next quote in the file, which then left every later string with its quotes out of step. It now ends at the end of its line, as the Prisma parser treats it and as the single-quoted string rule already does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A line comment opened by -- inside tagged_literal_sql_backtick's injected SQL previously kept matching through the closing backtick, because the SQL grammar's own comment rule ends only at the end of the line, so the backtick fence's end pattern was never tried while the comment region was open. Adds a rule, tried before the SQL grammar, that matches the comment up to but not including the next unescaped backtick, so the fence closes normally on both a single-line body and the closing line of a multi-line body. A # comment does not trigger this, because the SQL grammar in use does not treat # as a comment opener. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
double_quoted_string had no escape rule, so the first \" ended the string instead of being treated as an escaped quote, unlike the single-quoted and backtick string rules. A JSON value written with escaped quotes, such as a json"..." tagged literal body, was coloured as plain identifiers between spurious string regions, and a closing paren inside such a value could end the enclosing attribute and the model block early. Adds a \\. escape rule, matched before the content rule, and removes the backslash from the content rule's character class so it no longer claims an escape's backslash first. $-interpolation and the end-of-line fallback for an unterminated string are unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The SQL grammar has no rule for PostgreSQL's dollar-quoted strings
($$...$$ and the tagged $tag$...$tag$ form) or for E'...' strings with
backslash escapes, so either form opens a plain '...' string region
that has no closing quote on the line, which then reads through the
backtick fence's own closing backtick the same way an unclosed SQL
comment does.
Adds two rules, tried before the SQL grammar, so both forms are
matched as complete strings and the fence closes normally. The E
prefix is matched case-insensitively, and a doubled quote ('') is
accepted alongside a backslash escape, both valid in this form.
The quote-fenced SQL rule is left as is: its body is an isolated
match capture, so neither form can carry a region past the closing
quote there, and nothing in these findings needs it changed.
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attribute_with_arguments, array and functional did not include the comment rules, so a // comment on its own line inside open arguments was tokenised as values. That only miscoloured the comment text until the new backtick string rule gave a single unpaired backtick inside such a comment the ability to open a string that runs to the next backtick in the file, or to the end of it. Includes the existing single-line double_comment_inline rule in all three, before the value rules, so the comment is matched first and nothing inside it, including a backtick, is seen by the value rules. A // cannot start a value and strings are their own regions, so this does not change how any string, including one containing "//", is tokenised. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 469-471: Update the dollar-quoted SQL rule identified by its
`begin` and `end` patterns so an unescaped backtick also ends the nested region,
while preserving matching `$tag$` termination; add a regression test confirming
a following schema field is not scoped as SQL when the closing backtick appears
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PSL gives a backtick string exactly two escapes, \` and \; every
other backslash sequence, including \$, is kept as written. \${ is
also written as it is, since PSL has no interpolation.
backtick_escape now matches only \` and \\. A \$ sequence in a SQL
or JSON body reaches the embedded grammar like any other text. The
dollar-quoted string rule added earlier for $$...$$ and $tag$...$tag$
is unaffected: it matches on a literal $ character, and a backslash
in front of one is no longer claimed first by backtick_escape, so a
body containing \$ or ${ next to a dollar-quoted string still closes
that string correctly.
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PSL's qualified name for a tag is one identifier, or two joined by one dot, such as postgis.geometry. The three tag patterns previously accepted any number of dot-joined segments; each now accepts at most one prefix segment before the identifier that decides the language. A tag with two or more dots before its last segment, such as a.b.sql, is not a qualified name the grammar's single-prefix rule covers. The grammar reads it the same way it reads any other text that happens to end in a recognised shape: the leading segments are plain identifiers, and the trailing prefix.identifier pair, here b.sql, is matched as a tag on its own. Updates the tests to use tags the current syntax actually accepts: the unprefixed sql, json and jsonb, an extension-prefixed form (myext.sql, myext.json), and postgis.geometry as the non-SQL, non-JSON extension tag that never injects a language. Adds a test for the two-or-more-dot case above. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Prisma 8 schemas can now include raw SQL and JSON as tagged literals, for example
@default(sql`gen_random_uuid()`)and@default(json'{"plan": "free"}'). This PR highlights the bodies of those literals with VS Code's built-in SQL and JSON grammars. It also highlights'…'and bare backtick strings as strings; until now the grammar coloured them as identifiers.Changes
packages/vscode/syntaxes/prisma.tmLanguage.json):#tagged_literalis the first rule in#value. A tag is one identifier, or two joined by a dot (an extension prefix), followed by a fence on the same line. The last segment of the tag decides the embedded language:sqland<prefix>.sqlget SQL in all three fences.json,jsonb,<prefix>.jsonand<prefix>.jsonbget JSON in backtick and'…'fences.json"…", gets a coloured tag (entity.name.function.tagged-template.prisma) and a plain string body.#literalgainssingle_quoted_stringandbacktick_stringrules. A backtick string has two escapes,\`and\\, as in PSL.--comment, dollar-quoted strings ($$…$$,$tag$…$tag$) andE'…'strings with backslash escapes. Without them, valid bodies such assql`now() -- note`kept the literal open past its closing backtick."…"strings: a backslash now escapes the next character, so"a\"b"is one string andjson"{\"plan\": \"free\"}"no longer ends@default(early. Unterminated strings now end at the end of their line, as the parser treats them, instead of colouring every following line as a string until the next"in the file. A(left open by the same typo still colours the following lines as attribute arguments until a), since attribute arguments may span lines.//comments inside multi-line attribute arguments, arrays and function arguments are now tokenised as comments. Before, they were tokenised as values, so an unpaired backtick or quote in one could start a string.packages/vscode/package.json):embeddedLanguagesmapsmeta.embedded.block.sqlandmeta.embedded.block.jsontosqlandjson. This also turns on comment toggling and bracket matching inside the bodies.packages/vscode/tests/grammar/): vitest tests tokenise schemas withvscode-textmateandvscode-oniguruma, the tokeniser and regex engine VS Code uses, and load the SQL and JSON grammars fromtm-grammars.packages/vscodenow has atestscript, so rootpnpm testruns these tests.vitest.config.mtslimits the run totests/grammar/, so the mocha integration tests are not picked up.Why
begin/endregion, the same shape JavaScript tagged-template extensions such as es6-string-html and styled-components use. This colours valid multi-line bodies correctly on every line, including the closing line.matchwith the body as an isolated capture. Anything the embedded grammar opens inside the body ends at the closing quote.sqlandjsontoday, and a prefix is an extension namespace. Choosing the language from the last segment is this grammar's convention for extension tags such asmyext.sql; it covers them without a grammar release.json"…"is not injected. Every JSON quote in it is written\", which the JSON grammar would read as a string delimiter.Notes for review:
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