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 # JavaTXLanguageServer
+This Repo contains the LanguageServer for JavaTX as well as various Clients to use it. <br>
+It uses the LSP4J Framework in Version 0.23.1. 
 
-Language Server for JavaTX including various Clients.
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+## Functionality
+Currently the Language Server has the following functionalities:
+- Syntax-Check
+- Test Hovereffect.
+
+
+## Project Structure
+```
+.
+├── Client/
+│   ├── VisualStudioCode                       -> Containing the Client for VS Code. In this Case a Extension. 
+│   ├── Eclipse
+│   ├── Intellij
+│   └── ...
+└── LanguageServer/
+    └── src/main/java/com/example/
+        ├── model/
+        │   └── parseError/
+        │       └── ...                         -> Containing Custom Parse-Errors.
+        ├── parser/
+        │   └── ...                             -> Containing an the JavaTX ANTLR Parser for Syntax-Checks.
+        ├── JavaTXLanguageServer.java           -> Orchestrator of the Language Server
+        ├── JavaTXLanguageServerLauncher.java   -> Class to start the Language Server.
+        ├── JavaTXTextDocumentService.java      -> Language-Server Features for a Single File
+        └── JavaTXWorkspaceService.java         -> Language-Server Features for the Workspace
+```
+
+## Usage 
+To use this Language Server you have to follow this steps:
+1. Package the LanguageServer with ```maven:package```. 
+2. Open the VS-Code Client and run ```npm install```.
+3. change Path in ```extensions.ts``` to absolute Path of your packaged Jar-File that you packaged in Step 1. (Line 20 and 24)
+4. run ```npm run compile```
+5. Go to Debug and Run the Extension.
+6. Press F1 and execute the Hello World Command.
+7. You can create .java Files which will be analysed by the Language Server. 
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