I'm quiet confused by this. While I think streamlining how you make snippets searchable is useful, I'm not convinced, that we need to write code for that. I think a smart documented practice would be a great way to get to a standard.
In general, each and every language server should include all the snippets you need for that language/framework that the language server is targeting.
Having standardized collection could allow us to write extensions and converters for all popular IDE's
You actually don't need to do that, as that's exactly what the language server does and it can offer snippets too. microsoft.github.io/language-serve...
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I'm quiet confused by this. While I think streamlining how you make snippets searchable is useful, I'm not convinced, that we need to write code for that. I think a smart documented practice would be a great way to get to a standard.
In general, each and every language server should include all the snippets you need for that language/framework that the language server is targeting.
You actually don't need to do that, as that's exactly what the language server does and it can offer snippets too. microsoft.github.io/language-serve...