Why?

CodeFlask was a brilliant project, but seems to be unmaintained, and it required some significant updates to work with a new project I am working on.

Kitchen Sink Example

cup = new codecup('#cf_holder', { 
    language: "javascript",
    lineNumbers: true ,
    copyButton: true,
    maxLines : 15,
    minLines : 5
});

Changes

• Added max line number option
• Switched from rollup to webpack
• Added example folder
• disabled e2e tests
• Small theme tweaks (Border, rounded corners.)
• updateded all codeflask references to codecup - 13/11/2023

[!IMPORTANT] Languages are now loaded async (via prismjs), so you can load any language you want, without having to bundle them all. - Jan 2024

[!NOTE] Languages supported are : https://prismjs.com/#supported-languages

Core Changes as PR

(Submitted as PR to CodeFlask, incase it gets picked up again)

• Added support to destroy
• Added Linenumber add / remove
• Added Linenumber toggle
• Added Readonly toggle

Installation

You can install codecup via npm:

npm i @calumk/codecup

Or use it directly in browser via cdn service:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@calumk/codecup

Usage

import codecup from '@calumk/codecup';

const cup = new codecup('#my-selector', { language: 'js' });

You can also pass a DOM element instead of a selector:

import codecup from 'codecup';

const editorElem = document.getElementById('editor');
const cup = new codecup(editorElem, { language: 'js' });

Usage with Shadow DOM:

import codecup from 'codecup';
...
const shadowElem = this.shadowRoot.querySelector('#editor');
const cup = new codecup(shadowElem, { language: 'js', styleParent: this.shadowRoot });

Listening for changes in editor

cup.onUpdate((code) => {
  // do something with code here.
  // this will trigger whenever the code
  // in the editor changes.
});

Updating the editor programatically

// This will also trigger .onUpdate()
cup.updateCode('const my_new_code_here = "Blabla"');

Getting the current code from editor

const code = cup.getCode();

Copy Button

The copy button is now enabled by default, and will copy the code to the clipboard when clicked.

it can be disabled by passing copyButton: false in the options.

const cup = new codecup('#my-selector', {
  language: 'javascript',
  copyButton: false
});

Enabling line numbers

import codecup from 'codecup';

const cup = new codecup('#my-selector', {
  language: 'js',
  lineNumbers: true
});

You can also toggle line numbers after the editor is created:

cup.toggleLineNumbers();

Setting max and min lines

[!IMPORTANT] As of 1.90, You can also set the max line number, (Default is 100), And the min line number, (Default is 1)

[!NOTE] If you want it to be a fixed number of lines, set both to the same number.

import codecup from 'codecup';

const cup = new codecup('#my-selector', {
  language: 'js',
  lineNumbers: true,
  maxLines: 10,
  minLines: 10
});

Enabling read only mode

import codecup from 'codecup';

const cup = new codecup('#my-selector', {
  language: 'javascript',
  readonly: true
});

changing other languages support:

cup.updateLanguage('ruby')
// 
cup.updateLanguage('javascript')
//

For Example to add change dynamically from 'Ruby' to 'javascript'

import Prism from 'prismjs';
import codecup from 'codecup';

const cup = new codecup('#my-selector', {
  language: 'ruby',
  readonly: true
});

cup.updateLanguage('javascript');