feat: Added vscode-vue-js-language-template for windows

[welcome-day]

add vscode-vue-js-language-server for windows

[welcome-day]

#710

[angelozerr]

Thanks @welcome-day !

I wonder if it should be better to instalk language server just with npm?

It will avoid having a vscode dependency?

We could have 2 sections in the readme

With vscode like you have explained and without vscode by using npm

If it works with npm I think template should use this strategy.

Is it possible also to update the markdown doc pages by adding a new markdown page in the doc folder (just copy paste your readme and add a little demo?) And refzrence this page in the user defined ls page.

If you have no time to do that please tell me.

I will see also to generate json schema for the configuration editor.

[welcome-day]

Thanks @welcome-day !

I wonder if it should be better to instalk language server just with npm?

It will avoid having a vscode dependency?

We could have 2 sections in the readme

With vscode like you have explained and without vscode by using npm

If it works with npm I think template should use this strategy.

Is it possible also to update the markdown doc pages by adding a new markdown page in the doc folder (just copy paste your readme and add a little demo?) And refzrence this page in the user defined ls page.

If you have no time to do that please tell me.

I will see also to generate json schema for the configuration editor.

Hi! Please, see: 4ea3240

[angelozerr]

.cmd is required?

[welcome-day]

yes. ".cmd" required
in my case on windows 10 lsp not started, plugin throw exception

[angelozerr]

Ok thanks for your feedbzck, that is strange. Could yiu remove .cmd for default because it is for other os than windows.

[welcome-day]

Ok. I make later

[angelozerr]

If you have no time to do that I could merge it and fix it.

[welcome-day]

If you have no time to do that I could merge it and fix it.

c1047ef

Done.

[angelozerr]

Thanks so much @welcome-day !