Extract 'where' clauses from PureScript functions to identify local helper functions and variables, aiding in understanding function implementation details.
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"PureScript" matching MCP tools:
- Verify running IDE server processes to prevent resource conflicts. Checks Tree-sitter parser status and purs IDE server availability. Use before starting new IDE servers to ensure no duplicate processes.MIT
- Terminate the PureScript IDE server to release system resources after completing tasks like type checking or switching projects, disabling related IDE tools.MIT
- Launch the PureScript IDE server to enable type checking, auto-completion, and error detection. Automatically stops existing servers to prevent conflicts, selects a random port, and requires an absolute project path. Essential for pursIde* tools functionality.MIT
- Gracefully shut down the PureScript IDE server using its built-in quit command, ensuring resource release without abrupt termination.MIT
- Clear all loaded modules from the PureScript IDE server's memory to aid in switching projects or handling major code changes. Ensures a clean slate before reloading with pursIdeLoad.MIT
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