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<li>VSCode Version:1.1.1</li>
<li>OS Version: Microsoft windows 7-6.1.7601<br>
-Node -v4.4.5-x86<br>
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<li>Hover on the object</li>
<li>the list of the object hover popup displayed top position only.<br>
3.I couldn't see the full list, even the scroll feature also not in the hover popup.<br>
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<p dir="auto">Would be possible to get a editor agnostic Json Schema npm package or something we can use as a service?  Something similar to OmniSharp but for Json Schema I suppose.  Ideally it would also be able to be hosted independent of VSCode, so editors like Sublime could call on the same functionality as well.</p>
<p dir="auto">All the hard work is done to get Json Schema support into VSCode, and I'm looking to derive from it to enhance the Atom support for Json Schema (and Json in general).  Now that said that means two duplicate code bases, doing essentially the same thing.  It would be great if we had one shared code base, so fixes could be shared amoung many editors.</p>
<p dir="auto">Having a set of API's that could API's for...</p>
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<li>completion</li>
<li>hover</li>
<li>symbols</li>
<li>formatting</li>
<li>contributions
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<li>list</li>
<li>add</li>
<li>[remove?]</li>
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