Diagram Editors in Theia with Eclipse GLSP
summary
Eclipse GLSP is a client–server diagram framework that now ships as version 1.0 with 20+ contributors and a new Node-based server (alongside the existing Java server). The stack turns source models into a typed graph model, renders SVG via Sprotty, and supports editing tools (create/move/resize, undo/redo), custom actions/UI extensions, Theia integration for native commands, problem markers, persisted view state, and templates/documentation—demoed working end-to-end.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome to GLSP
- 1:03Eclipse GLSP architecture
- 3:35Client-server communication in GLSP
- 8:11Implementing diagram editor
- 12:03Client rendering and tools
- 14:10Custom tools and UI extensions
- 17:44GLSP 1.0 new features
- 19:53GLSP integration with Theia
- 25:33Conclusion and getting started
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