My GROQ extension for the Zed editor just got published! 🥳
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Ash
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To achieve this, I first needed to create a Tree-sitter grammar to parse GROQ. This means Zed understands the actual structure of your GROQ code; if you open the syntax tree view, you can see how each part of it is parsed.
In the future, the Zed extension could use its knowledge of the syntax tree to do useful things like exposing landmarks in GROQ to Zed's outline navigator.
Panic's Nova code editor has an awesome built in syntax inspector. Super helpful if you're building a syntax grammar extension.
Also, I love Zed, but I'd forgotten how great Nova looks.
This is how I add my favourite tracks to my site using Sanity @sanity_io.
I'd say my migration from Chrome to Satori generated Open Graph images is going pretty well. Here's two examples of Chrome generated images alongside their Satori counterparts.
I made a Raycast extension that formats GROQ queries. It's pretty handy if you work with @sanity_io! https://www.raycast.com/juice49/groq-tools
Nice. Wrap guides (vertical rules) just landed in Zed. Enable them by adding an array of line lengths to your config, with the `wrap_guides` key.
One year since the first commit on my current main side project. It’s a TypeScript query builder for the GROQ query language. Maybe it’ll never be released, but I’ve learned so much.
