typescript-lsp

Type-aware symbol search locates TypeScript definitions across a project using LSP tooling. The lsp-find command delivers precise symbol data by validating types and navigating module relationships rather than matching plain text strings.

Yes, you can retrieve full type signatures, generics, and TSDoc documentation using the lsp-hover command. It exposes precise type data for TypeScript and JavaScript symbols via a Bun-based interface to help you understand code.

To find references of an exported TypeScript symbol across modules, use the lsp-refs command. It performs reliable, type-aware reference lookups that accurately trace imports and exports throughout the codebase.

The type-aware LSP tooling supports exploring, referencing, and validating types for both TS and JS projects. It works across imports, exports, and module relationships to deliver precise symbol data for JavaScript files as well.

The best way to verify TypeScript symbol usage before editing is using lsp-analyze to navigate definitions and check references. This validates symbol types and usage accurately across the codebase to prevent breaking changes.

LSP tooling provides type-aware exploration that simple text search cannot match. It understands TypeScript syntax, generics, and module exports to deliver precise symbol data, ensuring you locate actual type definitions instead of string matches.