Ecosystem#

TomlSmith is split across five repositories. The Rust library, CLI, language server, and playground share the parsing and formatting implementation; the remaining repositories contain benchmarks and visual assets.

Repositories#

Repository	What it is
tomlsmith	The core: Rust library (tomlsmith), CLI (tomlsmith-cli), and language server (tomlsmith-lsp)
playground	Browser workbench for checking and formatting TOML with WebAssembly
vscode-plugin	The VS Code extension client for tomlsmith-lsp
benchmark	End-to-end CLI measurements across TOML checkers and formatters
icon-assets	Source files and exports for project icons and social previews

The playground#

The playground source repository builds a browser-only workbench:

• Switch explicitly between TOML 1.0 and TOML 1.1.
• Analysis and a format preview refresh automatically as you edit; the preview never touches your source until you choose to apply it.
• Navigate diagnostics by source position and read messages on hover or keyboard focus.
• Inspect the formatted document, diagnostics, tokens, and document statistics side by side.
• Choose an English or Simplified Chinese interface.

Analysis and formatting run locally in the current tab. Source is not uploaded.

How the pieces fit#

benchmark checks product output before measuring CLI latency and memory. icon-assets contains the files used by the organization, website, playground, and editor extension.

Contributing#

All repositories use the MIT license. Read the relevant CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request and follow that repository's Code of Conduct.