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mkhighlight

v1.0.3

Published

Syntax highlight code blocks

Downloads

57

Readme

Syntax Highlight

Build Status npm version Coverage Status

Highlight code blocks

Syntax highlight code blocks in the input stream using source-highlight.

Install

npm i mkhighlight --save

For the command line interface install mkdoc globally (npm i -g mkdoc).



Usage

Pass the transform implementation to mktransform:

var highlight = require('mkhighlight')
  , ast = require('mkast')
  , tfm = require('mktransform');

ast.src('```javascript\nvar foo = "bar"\n```')
  .pipe(tfm(highlight))
  .pipe(ast.stringify({indent: 2}))
  .pipe(process.stdout);

Example

To highlight code blocks in a document with ANSI escape sequences:

mkcat README.md | mkhigh -o esc | mkout

To highlight code blocks for a standalone HTML page:

mkcat README.md | mkhigh | mkpage | mkhtml > README.html

Number lines in the code blocks:

mkcat README.md | mkhigh --lines | mkpage | mkhtml > README.html

Help

Usage: mkhigh [-lph] [--lines] [--preserve] [--help] [--version] [--out=<val>]
              [--src=<lang>] [--alias-[NAME]=<val...>]

  Highlight code blocks.

Options
  -o, --out=[VAL]         Set output format (default: html)
  -s, --src=[LANG]        Source language (overrides info string)
  --alias-[NAME]=[VAL...] Alias info strings to source languages
  -l, --lines             Number lines in output
  -p, --preserve          Keep code elements
  -h, --help              Display help and exit
  --version               Print the version and exit

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API

highlight

highlight(through, ast, opts)

For each code block with an info string call source-highlight(1) and rewrite the output nodes to include the highlighted response.

  • through module for subclassing streams.
  • ast module for working with ast nodes.
  • opts options passed to the transform function.

Options

  • src String source language, overrides info string.
  • out String output format.
  • alias Object map of info string languages to source languages.
  • lines Boolean number lines in highlighted output.
  • preserve Boolean Keep a <code> element in the result.

License

MIT


Created by mkdoc on February 6, 2017