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prism-remote

v1.2.0

Published

A custom element for displaying remote code blocks with syntax highlighting provided by Prism

Downloads

12

Readme

prism-remote

Easily embed remote code with syntax highlighting provided by Prism using a custom HTML element. No other dependencies other than Prism itself.

Example:

<prism-remote
    src="https://github.com/Fingel/prism-remote/blob/main/prism-remote.js"
    start="1"
    end="10"
    lang="javascript"
>
</prism-remote>

Would result in:

highlight

Usage

Provide the following attributes to the <prism-remote> tag:

  • src (required) The URL to the text you want to display.
  • lang (required) The language for highlighting.
  • start The first line to display (1 indexed).
  • end The last line to display.

If you are using Github it's possible to provide the natural URL instead of the raw URL. For example: https://github.com/Fingel/prism-remote/blob/main/prism-remote.js instead of https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Fingel/prism-remote/main/prism-remote.js . The attribution link at the bottom will point to the natural URL.

The attribution link has a class of prism-remote-attribution so you can style it (or hide it alltogether).

Installation

Make sure you already have Prism available.

Include prism-remote.js directly

Include prism-remote.js on your page and load it. Make sure to use type="module"

<script src="prism-remote.js" type="module"></script>

Use a CDN

<script
    src="https://unpkg.com/prism-remote@latest/prism-remote.js"
    type="module"
></script>

Install with npm

npm -i prism-remote

Then do Javascript things.