miconda / vscode-kamailio-syntax

Visual Studio Code (VSCode) - extension for Kamailio scripting language syntax highlighting

VSCode Extension - Kamailio Syntax Highlighting

This Visual Studio Code (VSCode) extension provides syntax highlighting for editing Kamailio SIP Server configuration files.

More details about Kamailio SIP Server project can be found at:

• https://www.kamailio.org

The code for this extension is hosted at:

• https://github.com/miconda/vscode-kamailio-syntax

Features

Syntax highlighting for:

• line comments
• block comments
• preprocessor directive
• routing block names
• variables, indexes and transformations
• string and integer values
• reserved keywords

A screenshot while editing the kamailio.cfg file with this extension enabled:

Installation

The extension is published on VSCode Marketplace at:

• https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=miconda.kamailio-syntax

To install it from the marketplace, launch VS Code Quick Open (Cmd+P or ⌘+P), paste the following command, and press enter.

ext install kamailio-syntax

To install from Git repository, clone it to your account VSCode folder (on MacOS or Linux, that is ~/.vscode/extensions):

cd ~/.vscode/extensions
git clone https://github.com/miconda/vscode-kamailio-syntax

The extension needs to be enabled from VSCode preferences.

Tested on MacOS, Linux, Windows (10)

Release Notes

1.0.8 (2020-12-01)

• added name to control keywords list
• added defenv to defines list
• added all file type line
• catch empty comment line started with #
• match variables with index and transformations
• the index and transformations are highlighted separately
• split conditionals from keywords
• highlight control functions in own group

For release notes of older versions, see CHANGELOG.md file.

Enjoy!

vscode-kamailio-syntax's Issues

Unable to correctly recognize {/} when ifdef/else preprocessor directives are present

i found the number of { can't be identified correctly in below situation.

#!ifdef WITH_AUTH
	if (!ims_www_authenticate("$td")) {
#!else
	if (($var(alg) == "MD5") && (!ims_www_authenticate("$td"))) {
#!endif

whatsoever circumstances, There should be only one valid {, but it recognizes it as two, causing an error in bracket matching.

Please bring this extension for Visual Studio 2022

ITNOA

Visual Studio 2022 language services is near to vscode, so please add this extension for Visual Studio 2022

Please see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/adding-an-lsp-extension?view=vs-2022

thanks

# when not a comment

This is another # symbol as part of a regular expression issue being interpreted as comment when it shouldn't be.

Example:
$tU = $(tU{re.subst,/$avp(techprefix)[#*]//});

Everything after the # symbol is interpreted as a comment.

Daniel,

I will work to fix this soon. Just wanted to put the issue in, in case, anyone else was having this issue and as a reminder that I need to come back and fix this like the other one.

Sam

Don't get a document outline

It would be really cool to get a document outline, right now there's nothing.

Thanks!

Line following an empty comment line is highlighted as comments

If you have an empty comment line (just # on a single line), then the next line is wrongly highlighted as comments.
For example:

#
loadmodule "db_postgres.so"