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Langium SKILL.md
A comprehensive guide to understanding how Langium-based projects work — from grammar definition through code generation, runtime parsing, linking, validation, and LSP integration. Reading this document should make an agent fully proficient at navigating, debugging, and extending any Langium DSL project.
Table of Contents
- High-Level Architecture
- The Grammar Language
- Code Generation (Build Time)
- Dependency Injection System
- Lexing
- Parsing: Tokens → CST → AST
- The Document Lifecycle (DocumentState Pipeline)
- Scope Computation
- Scope Provider and Name Resolution
- Linking and Cross-Reference Resolution
- Validation
- Workspace Management
- LSP Integration
- Common Customization Patterns
- End-to-End Runtime Flow
1. High-Level Architecture
Langium is a language engineering framework that takes a .langium grammar file and produces a fully operational TypeScript-based DSL toolkit with LSP support. The architecture has two major phases:
Build time — langium-cli reads .langium grammars and generates:
ast.ts— TypeScript interfaces for every AST node, type guards, and anAstReflectionclassgrammar.ts— The grammar serialized as JSON, lazy-loaded at runtimemodule.ts— A DI module providingGrammar,LanguageMetaData, andAstReflectionservices
Runtime — A service-oriented architecture driven by dependency injection:
- All components (parser, lexer, linker, scope provider, validator, LSP handlers) are registered as services
- Two service layers: shared services (cross-language: workspace, index, document management) and language-specific services (parser, references, validation — one set per language)
- Users customize behavior by providing partial DI modules that override default service factories
Key dependency: Chevrotain (parser generator library) powers the lexer and parser at runtime.
2. The Grammar Language
A .langium file defines the DSL's syntax and implicitly its AST structure. Key constructs:
Parser Rules
// entry rule — the root of the AST
entry Model:
(elements+=Element)*;
// regular rule — creates an AST node of type 'Element'
Element:
'element' name=ID '{' attributes+=Attribute* '}';
entrymarks the grammar's starting rule (one per grammar)- Assignments:
=(single value),+=(array append),?=(boolean flag) name=IDassigns the matched ID terminal to thenameproperty
Cross-References
Reference:
'ref' target=[Element:ID] ';';
[Element:ID]— references anElementnode by matching theIDterminal- At parse time, creates a lazy
Referenceobject with$refTextset to the matched text - At link time, the
ScopeProviderresolves the text to the actual target node
Actions (Type Changing)
Expression:
Primary ({BinaryExpression.left=current} operator=('+' | '-') right=Primary)*;
{BinaryExpression.left=current}creates a newBinaryExpressionnode, assigning the previously parsed node to itsleftproperty- Enables left-recursive expression patterns
Infix Rules
infix Expression:
Primary
('+' | '-') // precedence 0 (lowest)
('*' | '/') // precedence 1
('**' right-assoc); // precedence 2, right-associative
- Declarative operator precedence and associativity
- Operators listed top-to-bottom from lowest to highest precedence
Terminal Rules
terminal ID: /[_a-zA-Z][\w_]*/;
terminal STRING: /"(\\.|[^"\\])*"|'(\\.|[^'\\])*'/;
hidden terminal WS: /\s+/;
hidden terminal ML_COMMENT: /\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\//;
hiddenterminals (whitespace, comments) are excluded from the main token stream- Terminal order affects lexer priority; keywords always take precedence over terminals
Fragment Rules
fragment NamedElement:
name=ID;
- Fragments contribute properties to the calling rule's AST node without creating a new node type
Type Declarations
interface Declaration {
name: string
}
type Literal = StringLiteral | NumberLiteral;
- Explicit AST type declarations (alternative to grammar-inferred types)
returns/inferskeywords control which type a parser rule produces
Imports
import './other-grammar'
- Multi-file grammars with shared rules and types
3. Code Generation (Build Time)
The langium-cli generates three files from each grammar. Understanding what's generated is critical to understanding the runtime.
3.1 ast.ts — AST Type Definitions
For each grammar rule/type, generates:
TypeScript interface:
export interface Element extends langium.AstNode {
readonly $type: "Element";
name: string;
attributes: Array<Attribute>;
}
Const object (property name literals):
export const Element = {
$type: "Element",
name: "name",
attributes: "attributes",
} as const;
Type guard:
export function isElement(item: unknown): item is Element {
return reflection.isInstance(item, Element.$type);
}
Terminal regexes and keyword types:
export const MyLangTerminals = {
ID: /[_a-zA-Z][\w_]*/,
STRING: /"(\\.|[^"\\])*"|'(\\.|[^'\\])*'/,
};
export type MyLangKeywordNames = "element" | "ref" | "{" | "}" | ";";
AstReflection class:
export class MyLangAstReflection extends langium.AbstractAstReflection {
override readonly types = {
Element: {
name: Element.$type,
properties: {
name: { name: Element.name },
attributes: { name: Element.attributes, defaultValue: [] },
},
superTypes: [],
},
Reference: {
name: Reference.$type,
properties: {
target: { name: Reference.target, referenceType: Element.$type },
},
superTypes: [],
},
} as const satisfies langium.AstMetaData;
}
The AstReflection provides runtime type metadata:
getTypeMetaData(type)— properties with default values and reference target typesisInstance(node, type)/isSubtype(sub, super)— type hierarchy queriesgetAllSubTypes(type)— all concrete subtypesgetReferenceType(refInfo)— target type of a cross-reference
3.2 grammar.ts — Serialized Grammar
The grammar AST is serialized to JSON and wrapped in a lazy-loading function:
let loaded: Grammar | undefined;
export const MyLangGrammar = (): Grammar =>
loaded ?? (loaded = loadGrammarFromJson(`{ "$type": "Grammar", ... }`));
Uses $ref pointers (e.g., #/rules@0) for internal cross-references. This serialized grammar is consumed at runtime by the parser builder to construct Chevrotain parser rules.
3.3 module.ts — DI Module
export const MyLangLanguageMetaData = {
languageId: 'my-lang',
fileExtensions: ['.mylang'],
caseInsensitive: false,
mode: 'development'
} as const satisfies LanguageMetaData;
export const MyLangGeneratedSharedModule: Module<...> = {
AstReflection: () => new MyLangAstReflection()
};
export const MyLangGeneratedModule: Module<LangiumCoreServices, ...> = {
Grammar: () => MyLangGrammar(),
LanguageMetaData: () => MyLangLanguageMetaData,
parser: {
ParserConfig: () => MyLangParserConfig // optional
}
};
These generated modules are composed with default modules via inject() to create the full service container.
3.4 Generation Pipeline
langium-config.json
→ validate config schema
→ parse all .langium files
→ embedGrammars() — merge imported grammars, relink
→ collectAst() — extract types, terminals, keywords
→ generateAst() — write ast.ts
→ serializeGrammar() — write grammar.ts
→ generateModule() — write module.ts
→ (optional) TextMate/Monarch/Prism syntax highlighting, railroad diagrams, BNF
4. Dependency Injection System
All Langium services are composed through a custom DI system defined in dependency-injection.ts.
Module Type
type Module<I, T = I> = {
[K in keyof T]: Module<I, T[K]> | ((injector: I) => T[K]);
};
A recursive tree where leaves are factory functions (injector) => service. The injector parameter provides access to all other services, enabling cross-service dependencies.
inject(...modules) — Container Creation
- Merges up to 9 modules via deep merge (later modules override earlier ones)
- Returns a Proxy-based lazy injector — services are instantiated on first property access and cached
- Cycle detection via a
__requested__symbol sentinel; throws if detected (fix: use() => Tprovider pattern to defer resolution)
Two Service Layers
Shared services (LangiumSharedCoreServices) — one instance for the entire workspace:
ServiceRegistry— maps file extensions/language IDs to language-specific servicesworkspace.DocumentBuilder— the central build pipelineworkspace.IndexManager— global symbol and reference indicesworkspace.LangiumDocuments— document storeworkspace.WorkspaceManager— file discovery and workspace initializationworkspace.WorkspaceLock— mutex for write operationsworkspace.FileSystemProvider— abstracted file system access
Language-specific services (LangiumCoreServices) — one instance per language:
Grammar— the serialized grammar (generated)LanguageMetaData— language ID, file extensions (generated)parser.*— LangiumParser, CompletionParser, Lexer, TokenBuilder, ValueConverterreferences.*— Linker, ScopeProvider, ScopeComputation, NameProvidervalidation.*— DocumentValidator, ValidationRegistryworkspace.*— AstNodeLocator, AstNodeDescriptionProvidershared— back-reference to the shared services
Service Composition Pattern
// in a typical Langium project's module.ts:
const shared = inject(
createDefaultSharedCoreModule({ fileSystemProvider: ... }),
MyLangGeneratedSharedModule,
// optional: custom shared overrides
);
const myLang = inject(
createDefaultCoreModule({ shared }),
MyLangGeneratedModule,
MyLangModule, // user's custom overrides
);
shared.ServiceRegistry.register(myLang);
eagerLoad(services)
Recursively accesses all service properties, forcing instantiation. Used at server startup to ensure all services (especially those registering event listeners in constructors) are initialized.
5. Lexing
The lexer converts input text into a stream of tokens. Implemented by DefaultLexer wrapping Chevrotain's lexer.
Token Building (DefaultTokenBuilder)
- Scans the grammar for all terminal rules and keyword strings
- Creates Chevrotain
TokenTypeobjects:- Keywords sorted by descending length (longer keywords take priority)
- Terminals in grammar order
- Keywords set
LONGER_ALTto avoid premature matching (e.g., keyword"if"shouldn't match inside identifier"iffy")
- Hidden terminals marked with
GROUP: 'hidden'(comments) or skipped (whitespace)
Value Conversion (DefaultValueConverter)
Transforms raw token text into typed values during parsing:
STRING→ unescaped string (handles\n,\t,\\, etc.)
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---
name: langium
description: A comprehensive skill to understanding how Langium-based projects work — from grammar definition through code generation, runtime parsing, linking, validation, and LSP integration
user-invocable: false
---
# Langium SKILL.md
A comprehensive guide to understanding how Langium-based projects work — from grammar definition through code generation, runtime parsing, linking, validation, and LSP integration. Reading this document should make an agent fully proficient at navigating, debugging, and extending any Langium DSL project.
---
## Table of Contents
1. [High-Level Architecture](#1-high-level-architecture)
2. [The Grammar Language](#2-the-grammar-language)
3. [Code Generation (Build Time)](#3-code-generation-build-time)
4. [Dependency Injection System](#4-dependency-injection-system)
5. [Lexing](#5-lexing)
6. [Parsing: Tokens → CST → AST](#6-parsing-tokens--cst--ast)
7. [The Document Lifecycle (DocumentState Pipeline)](#7-the-document-lifecycle-documentstate-pipeline)
8. [Scope Computation](#8-scope-computation)
9. [Scope Provider and Name Resolution](#9-scope-provider-and-name-resolution)
10. [Linking and Cross-Reference Resolution](#10-linking-and-cross-reference-resolution)
11. [Validation](#11-validation)
12. [Workspace Management](#12-workspace-management)
13. [LSP Integration](#13-lsp-integration)
14. [Common Customization Patterns](#14-common-customization-patterns)
15. [End-to-End Runtime Flow](#15-end-to-end-runtime-flow)
---
## 1. High-Level Architecture
Langium is a language engineering framework that takes a `.langium` grammar file and produces a fully operational TypeScript-based DSL toolkit with LSP support. The architecture has two major phases:
**Build time** — `langium-cli` reads `.langium` grammars and generates:
- `ast.ts` — TypeScript interfaces for every AST node, type guards, and an `AstReflection` class
- `grammar.ts` — The grammar serialized as JSON, lazy-loaded at runtime
- `module.ts` — A DI module providing `Grammar`, `LanguageMetaData`, and `AstReflection` services
**Runtime** — A service-oriented architecture driven by dependency injection:
- All components (parser, lexer, linker, scope provider, validator, LSP handlers) are registered as services
- Two service layers: **shared services** (cross-language: workspace, index, document management) and **language-specific services** (parser, references, validation — one set per language)
- Users customize behavior by providing partial DI modules that override default service factories
**Key dependency**: Chevrotain (parser generator library) powers the lexer and parser at runtime.
---
## 2. The Grammar Language
A `.langium` file defines the DSL's syntax and implicitly its AST structure. Key constructs:
### Parser Rules
```langium
// entry rule — the root of the AST
entry Model:
(elements+=Element)*;
// regular rule — creates an AST node of type 'Element'
Element:
'element' name=ID '{' attributes+=Attribute* '}';
```
- **`entry`** marks the grammar's starting rule (one per grammar)
- **Assignments**: `=` (single value), `+=` (array append), `?=` (boolean flag)
- **`name=ID`** assigns the matched ID terminal to the `name` property
### Cross-References
```langium
Reference:
'ref' target=[Element:ID] ';';
```
- `[Element:ID]` — references an `Element` node by matching the `ID` terminal
- At parse time, creates a lazy `Reference` object with `$refText` set to the matched text
- At link time, the `ScopeProvider` resolves the text to the actual target node
### Actions (Type Changing)
```langium
Expression:
Primary ({BinaryExpression.left=current} operator=('+' | '-') right=Primary)*;
```
- `{BinaryExpression.left=current}` creates a new `BinaryExpression` node, assigning the previously parsed node to its `left` property
- Enables left-recursive expression patterns
### Infix Rules
```langium
infix Expression:
Primary
('+' | '-') // precedence 0 (lowest)
('*' | '/') // precedence 1
('**' right-assoc); // precedence 2, right-associative
```
- Declarative operator precedence and associativity
- Operators listed top-to-bottom from lowest to highest precedence
### Terminal Rules
```langium
terminal ID: /[_a-zA-Z][\w_]*/;
terminal STRING: /"(\\.|[^"\\])*"|'(\\.|[^'\\])*'/;
hidden terminal WS: /\s+/;
hidden terminal ML_COMMENT: /\/\*[\s\S]*?\*\//;
```
- **`hidden`** terminals (whitespace, comments) are excluded from the main token stream
- Terminal order affects lexer priority; keywords always take precedence over terminals
### Fragment Rules
```langium
fragment NamedElement:
name=ID;
```
- Fragments contribute properties to the calling rule's AST node without creating a new node type
### Type Declarations
```langium
interface Declaration {
name: string
}
type Literal = StringLiteral | NumberLiteral;
```
- Explicit AST type declarations (alternative to grammar-inferred types)
- `returns` / `infers` keywords control which type a parser rule produces
### Imports
```langium
import './other-grammar'
```
- Multi-file grammars with shared rules and types
---
## 3. Code Generation (Build Time)
The `langium-cli` generates three files from each grammar. Understanding what's generated is critical to understanding the runtime.
### 3.1 `ast.ts` — AST Type Definitions
For each grammar rule/type, generates:
**TypeScript interface:**
```typescript
export interface Element extends langium.AstNode {
readonly $type: "Element";
name: string;
attributes: Array<Attribute>;
}
```
**Const object (property name literals):**
```typescript
export const Element = {
$type: "Element",
name: "name",
attributes: "attributes",
} as const;
```
**Type guard:**
```typescript
export function isElement(item: unknown): item is Element {
return reflection.isInstance(item, Element.$type);
}
```
**Terminal regexes and keyword types:**
```typescript
export const MyLangTerminals = {
ID: /[_a-zA-Z][\w_]*/,
STRING: /"(\\.|[^"\\])*"|'(\\.|[^'\\])*'/,
};
export type MyLangKeywordNames = "element" | "ref" | "{" | "}" | ";";
```
**AstReflection class:**
```typescript
export class MyLangAstReflection extends langium.AbstractAstReflection {
override readonly types = {
Element: {
name: Element.$type,
properties: {
name: { name: Element.name },
attributes: { name: Element.attributes, defaultValue: [] },
},
superTypes: [],
},
Reference: {
name: Reference.$type,
properties: {
target: { name: Reference.target, referenceType: Element.$type },
},
superTypes: [],
},
} as const satisfies langium.AstMetaData;
}
```
The `AstReflection` provides runtime type metadata:
- `getTypeMetaData(type)` — properties with default values and reference target types
- `isInstance(node, type)` / `isSubtype(sub, super)` — type hierarchy queries
- `getAllSubTypes(type)` — all concrete subtypes
- `getReferenceType(refInfo)` — target type of a cross-reference
### 3.2 `grammar.ts` — Serialized Grammar
The grammar AST is serialized to JSON and wrapped in a lazy-loading function:
```typescript
let loaded: Grammar | undefined;
export const MyLangGrammar = (): Grammar =>
loaded ?? (loaded = loadGrammarFromJson(`{ "$type": "Grammar", ... }`));
```
Uses `$ref` pointers (e.g., `#/rules@0`) for internal cross-references. This serialized grammar is consumed at runtime by the parser builder to construct Chevrotain parser rules.
### 3.3 `module.ts` — DI Module
```typescript
export const MyLangLanguageMetaData = {
languageId: 'my-lang',
fileExtensions: ['.mylang'],
caseInsensitive: false,
mode: 'development'
} as const satisfies LanguageMetaData;
export const MyLangGeneratedSharedModule: Module<...> = {
AstReflection: () => new MyLangAstReflection()
};
export const MyLangGeneratedModule: Module<LangiumCoreServices, ...> = {
Grammar: () => MyLangGrammar(),
LanguageMetaData: () => MyLangLanguageMetaData,
parser: {
ParserConfig: () => MyLangParserConfig // optional
}
};
```
These generated modules are composed with default modules via `inject()` to create the full service container.
### 3.4 Generation Pipeline
```
langium-config.json
→ validate config schema
→ parse all .langium files
→ embedGrammars() — merge imported grammars, relink
→ collectAst() — extract types, terminals, keywords
→ generateAst() — write ast.ts
→ serializeGrammar() — write grammar.ts
→ generateModule() — write module.ts
→ (optional) TextMate/Monarch/Prism syntax highlighting, railroad diagrams, BNF
```
---
## 4. Dependency Injection System
All Langium services are composed through a custom DI system defined in `dependency-injection.ts`.
### Module Type
```typescript
type Module<I, T = I> = {
[K in keyof T]: Module<I, T[K]> | ((injector: I) => T[K]);
};
```
A recursive tree where leaves are factory functions `(injector) => service`. The `injector` parameter provides access to all other services, enabling cross-service dependencies.
### `inject(...modules)` — Container Creation
- Merges up to 9 modules via deep merge (later modules override earlier ones)
- Returns a **Proxy-based lazy injector** — services are instantiated on first property access and cached
- Cycle detection via a `__requested__` symbol sentinel; throws if detected (fix: use `() => T` provider pattern to defer resolution)
### Two Service Layers
**Shared services** (`LangiumSharedCoreServices`) — one instance for the entire workspace:
- `ServiceRegistry` — maps file extensions/language IDs to language-specific services
- `workspace.DocumentBuilder` — the central build pipeline
- `workspace.IndexManager` — global symbol and reference indices
- `workspace.LangiumDocuments` — document store
- `workspace.WorkspaceManager` — file discovery and workspace initialization
- `workspace.WorkspaceLock` — mutex for write operations
- `workspace.FileSystemProvider` — abstracted file system access
**Language-specific services** (`LangiumCoreServices`) — one instance per language:
- `Grammar` — the serialized grammar (generated)
- `LanguageMetaData` — language ID, file extensions (generated)
- `parser.*` — LangiumParser, CompletionParser, Lexer, TokenBuilder, ValueConverter
- `references.*` — Linker, ScopeProvider, ScopeComputation, NameProvider
- `validation.*` — DocumentValidator, ValidationRegistry
- `workspace.*` — AstNodeLocator, AstNodeDescriptionProvider
- `shared` — back-reference to the shared services
### Service Composition Pattern
```typescript
// in a typical Langium project's module.ts:
const shared = inject(
createDefaultSharedCoreModule({ fileSystemProvider: ... }),
MyLangGeneratedSharedModule,
// optional: custom shared overrides
);
const myLang = inject(
createDefaultCoreModule({ shared }),
MyLangGeneratedModule,
MyLangModule, // user's custom overrides
);
shared.ServiceRegistry.register(myLang);
```
### `eagerLoad(services)`
Recursively accesses all service properties, forcing instantiation. Used at server startup to ensure all services (especially those registering event listeners in constructors) are initialized.
---
## 5. Lexing
The lexer converts input text into a stream of tokens. Implemented by `DefaultLexer` wrapping Chevrotain's lexer.
### Token Building (`DefaultTokenBuilder`)
1. Scans the grammar for all terminal rules and keyword strings
2. Creates Chevrotain `TokenType` objects:
- **Keywords** sorted by descending length (longer keywords take priority)
- **Terminals** in grammar order
- Keywords set `LONGER_ALT` to avoid premature matching (e.g., keyword `"if"` shouldn't match inside identifier `"iffy"`)
3. Hidden terminals marked with `GROUP: 'hidden'` (comments) or skipped (whitespace)
### Value Conversion (`DefaultValueConverter`)
Transforms raw token text into typed values during parsing:
- `STRING` → unescaped string (handles `\n`, `\t`, `\\`, etc.)
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