Scheme Langserver

Implementing support like autocomplete, goto definition, or documentation on hover is a significant effort for programming. However, comparing to other language like java, python, javascript and c, language server protocol implementation for lisp language are just made in a vacuum.  Though lisp always attracts most brilliant brains in computer science world, Geiser, racket langserver and swish-lint etc., which works are based on repl(Read-Eval-Print Loop) or keyword tokenizer, can not satisfy lisp beginner and giant collaborative project. For example, if a programmer was coding on an unaccomplished project, in which the codes are not fully runnable, Geiser or any others would only complete top-level binding identifiers listed by environment-symbols procedure (for Chez). Which means for local bindings and unaccomplished codes, though making effort for programming is supposed of the importance mostly, Geiser and its counterparts help nothing. Familiar cases occur with goto definition and many other functionalities.

A primary cause is, for scheme and other lisp dialects, their abundant data sets and flexible control structures raise program analysis a big challenge. In fact, scheme even don't have commonly acknowledged project management frameworks and corresponding extension system. As for extensions SS, and SCM, most programmers suppose their codes are writing for a running environment and don't provide any library information. Although with Akku and Snow, SLS and SLD files can base a project on a stable library framework, load, load-program and many other procedures which maintain dynamic library linkages make static code analysis telling less.

This package is a language server protocol implementation helping scheme programming. It provides completion, definition and will provide many other functionalities for SLS and SLD files. These functionalities are established on static code analysis with r6rs standard and some obvious rules for unaccomplished codes. This package itself and related libraries are published or going to be published with Akku, which is a package manager for Scheme.