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@astropub/code
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A lightweight Astro component for syntax highlighting and rendering beautifully formatted code blocks.
Astro Code enables code syntax highlighting and rendering in Astro projects.
Install the component via npm:
npm install @astropub/code
Import and use the component in your Astro files:
---
import Code from "@astropub/code"
---
<Code lang="js" code="const str = 'string'">
To display a syntax-highlighted code block:
---
import Code from "@astropub/code"
---
<Code lang="html" code="<h1>Hello, Astro!</h1>"></Code>
Pass an array of strings to the code prop:
---
import Code from "@astropub/code"
---
<Code lang="css" code={[
"body {",
" margin: 0;",
"}"
]}></Code>
Out of the box, Astro Code supports these languages via Prism.js:
Language | Type Value |
---|---|
Scripting | js jsx ts tsx |
Content | html json svg xml |
Styling | css |
Shell | sh |
Atttribute | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
code | string string[] | Code to render. |
lang | string | Language of highlighting. |
Licensed under the MIT-0 License.
Enjoy!
FAQs
A lightweight Astro component for syntax highlighting and rendering beautifully formatted code blocks.
The npm package @astropub/code receives a total of 220 weekly downloads. As such, @astropub/code popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @astropub/code demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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