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illuminate-js

v1.0.0-alpha.2

Published

Syntax Highlighting for NodeJS

Downloads

139

Readme

Illuminate JS

NPM Version Dependency Status Dev Dependency Status

Illuminate is a syntax highlighter, based on the well known prism.js, rewritten from the ground up in ES6 to be used with projects like markdown-it, gatsby, react, etc.

How is it different from Prism?

  • No need of including a client side library, just for highlighting the code snippets (when used with markdown-it and gatsby).
  • Uses ES6 Maps to ensure the order in language definitions.
  • react-illuminate works in the "react way". No need for dangerouslySetInnerHTML.

Install

npm install --save illuminate-js

Usage

Before you can use the highlighter, you will need to add the languages defintions you want to use, as shown below. This helps in keeping the bundle size down.

import { addLanguage, highlight } from 'illuminate-js';

// for example, if you want to highlight 'javascript'
import { javascript } from 'illuminate-js/lib/languages';

addLanguage('javascript', javascript);

// You can alias it too.
addLanguage('js', javascript);

highlight('Your code goes here', 'js');

License

MIT. Copyright(c) Vivek Kumar Bansal