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quaint-highlight

v0.1.1

Published

Syntax highlighting for Quaint using highlight.js

Downloads

29

Readme

quaint-highlight

Highlight code in Quaint markup using highlight.js.

Install

quaint --setup highlight

Follow the instructions.

Sample configuration

This configuration entry must be added in the plugins field of quaint.json:

"highlight": {
  "theme": "agate",
  "defaultBlock": "javascript",
  "defaultInline": "javascript",
  "operatorBlock": "&",
  "operatorInline": "`"
}

Options

operatorBlock (default: "&") - define the operator for block highlighting.

operatorInline (default: "`") - define the operator for inline highlighting.

defaultLanguage (default: null) - define the language to use for highlighting by default. This is useful if most of your code blocks are in a specific language. By default, there is no highlighting. Note that this will highlight both code blocks and inline code.

defaultBlock (default: null) - define the language to use for highlighting by default for code blocks.

defaultInline (default: null) - define the language to use for highlighting by default for inline code.

installPlugins (default: null) - a function that will be called on the highlight.js instance. You can configure it, add languages, and so on.

theme (default: "default") - the theme to use. See here for a demo of the themes.

You can also use a custom theme if you wish. If the theme name ends with .css, quaint-highlight will assume it is a path to the css file to use.