package lsp

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type _ t =

| WorkspaceApplyEdit : Types.ApplyWorkspaceEditParams.t -> Types.ApplyWorkspaceEditResult.t t
| WorkspaceFolders : Types.WorkspaceFolder.t list t
| WorkspaceConfiguration : Types.ConfigurationParams.t -> Import.Json.t list t
| ClientRegisterCapability : Types.RegistrationParams.t -> unit t
| ClientUnregisterCapability : Types.UnregistrationParams.t -> unit t
| ShowMessageRequest : Types.ShowMessageRequestParams.t -> Types.MessageActionItem.t option t
| ShowDocumentRequest : Types.ShowDocumentParams.t -> Types.ShowDocumentResult.t t
| WorkDoneProgressCreate : Types.WorkDoneProgressCreateParams.t -> unit t
| CodeLensRefresh : unit t
| SemanticTokensRefresh : unit t
| WorkspaceDiagnosticRefresh : unit t
| WorkspaceFoldingRangeRefresh : unit t
| WorkspaceInlayHintRefresh : unit t
| WorkspaceInlineValueRefresh : unit t
| UnknownRequest : string * Jsonrpc.Structured.t option -> Import.Json.t t

type packed =

val yojson_of_result : 'a t -> 'a -> Import.Json.t

val to_jsonrpc_request : _ t -> id:Jsonrpc.Id.t -> Jsonrpc.Request.t

val of_jsonrpc : Jsonrpc.Request.t -> (packed, string) Import.Result.t

val response_of_json : 'a t -> Import.Json.t -> 'a