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@cartamd/plugin-code
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This plugin adds support for code blocks **syntax highlighting**. It uses the same highlighter from the core package(Shiki).
This plugin adds support for code blocks syntax highlighting. It uses the same highlighter from the core package(Shiki).
npm i @cartamd/plugin-code
Import the default styles:
import '@cartamd/plugin-code/default.css';
Carta comes with a default highlighter that matches the one used to highlight markdown in the editor and is used by default (Shiki). If you want to use a theme different from the one used to highlight Markdown, you can specify it in the options. Remember to also have it loaded into the highlighter, by specifying it in shikiOptions
.
const carta = new Carta({
// ...
extensions: [
code({
theme: 'ayu-light'
})
],
shikiOptions: {
themes: ['ayu-light']
}
});
It is no longer possible to specify a custom highlighter in this plugin. However, there are many different Remark plugins that provide syntax highlighting.
<script lang="ts">
import { Carta, MarkdownEditor } from 'carta-md';
import { code } from '@cartamd/plugin-code';
const carta = new Carta({
extensions: [code()]
});
</script>
<MarkdownEditor {carta} />
Checkout the docs for examples, options and more.
FAQs
This plugin adds support for code blocks **syntax highlighting**. It uses the same highlighter from the core package(Shiki).
We found that @cartamd/plugin-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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