@effect/language-service 0.27.1 → 0.28.0

package/README.md

@@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ This package implements a TypeScript language service plugin that allows additio
    - In VSCode you can do this by pressing "F1" and typing "TypeScript: Select TypeScript version". Then select "Use workspace version". If that option does not appear, TypeScript is not installed locally in your node_modules.
    - In JetBrains you may have to disable the Vue language service, and choose the workspace version of TypeScript in the settings from the dropdown.
    - In NVim with nvim-vtsls you should refer to [how to enable TypeScript plugins in vtsls](https://github.com/yioneko/vtsls?tab=readme-ov-file#typescript-plugin-not-activated)
+   - In Emacs, additional steps are required to enable LSPs, [step by step instructions can be found here](https://gosha.net/2025/effect-ls-emacs/)
 
 And you're done! You'll now be able to use a set of refactors and diagnostics that target Effect!
 

package/cli.js

@@ -30087,13 +30087,17 @@ function parsePackageContentNameAndVersionFromScope(v) {
     ...hasProperty(packageJsonContent, "peerDependencies") && isObject(packageJsonContent.peerDependencies) ? packageJsonContent.peerDependencies : {},
     ...hasProperty(packageJsonContent, "devDependencies") && isObject(packageJsonContent.devDependencies) ? packageJsonContent.devDependencies : {}
   });
+  const exportsKeys = Object.keys(
+    hasProperty(packageJsonContent, "exports") && isObject(packageJsonContent.exports) ? packageJsonContent.exports : {}
+  );
   return {
     name: name.toLowerCase(),
     version: version.toLowerCase(),
     hasEffectInPeerDependencies,
     contents: packageJsonContent,
     packageDirectory: packageJsonScope.packageDirectory,
-    referencedPackages
+    referencedPackages,
+    exportsKeys
   };
 }
 var resolveModulePattern = fn("resolveModulePattern")(