@codemirror/legacy-modes
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Collection of ported legacy language modes for the CodeMirror code editor
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This package implements a collection of ported stream
language modes for
the CodeMirror code editor. Each mode is
available as a separate script file, under
"@codemirror/legacy-modes/mode/[name]", and exports the values
listed below.
The project page has more information, a number of examples and the documentation.
This code is released under an MIT license.
We aim to be an inclusive, welcoming community. To make that explicit, we have a code of conduct that applies to communication around the project.
Using modes from this package works like this:
Install this package and the
@codemirror/language
package.
Find the StreamParser instance you need in the reference below.
Add StreamLanguage.define(theParser) to your editor's
configuration.
For example, to load the Lua mode, you'd do something like...
import {StreamLanguage} from "@codemirror/language"
import {lua} from "@codemirror/legacy-modes/mode/lua"
import {EditorView, basicSetup} from "codemirror"
let view = new EditorView({
extensions: [basicSetup, StreamLanguage.define(lua)]
})
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RulesimpleMode<K extends string>(states: {[P in K]: P extends "languageData" ? Object<any> : Rule[]} & {start: Rule[]}) → StreamParser<unknown>smalltalk: StreamParser<unknown>solr: StreamParser<unknown>sparql: StreamParser<unknown>spreadsheet: StreamParser<unknown>sql(conf: {client?: Object<any>, atoms?: Object<any>, builtin?: Object<any>, keywords?: Object<any>, operatorChars?: RegExp, support?: Object<any>, hooks?: Object<any>, dateSQL?: Object<any>, backslashStringEscapes?: boolean, brackets?: RegExp, punctuation?: RegExp}) → StreamParser<unknown>standardSQL: StreamParser<unknown>msSQL: StreamParser<unknown>mySQL: StreamParser<unknown>mariaDB: StreamParser<unknown>sqlite: StreamParser<unknown>cassandra: StreamParser<unknown>plSQL: StreamParser<unknown>hive: StreamParser<unknown>pgSQL: StreamParser<unknown>gql: StreamParser<unknown>gpSQL: StreamParser<unknown>sparkSQL: StreamParser<unknown>esper: StreamParser<unknown>stex: StreamParser<unknown>stexMath: StreamParser<unknown>stylus: StreamParser<unknown>swift: StreamParser<unknown>tcl: StreamParser<unknown>textile: StreamParser<unknown>tiddlyWiki: StreamParser<unknown>tiki: StreamParser<unknown>toml: StreamParser<unknown>troff: StreamParser<unknown>ttcnCfg: StreamParser<unknown>ttcn: StreamParser<unknown>turtle: StreamParser<unknown>vb: StreamParser<unknown>vbScript: StreamParser<unknown>vbScriptASP: StreamParser<unknown>velocity: StreamParser<unknown>verilog: StreamParser<unknown>tlv: StreamParser<unknown>vhdl: StreamParser<unknown>wast: StreamParser<unknown>webIDL: StreamParser<unknown>xml: StreamParser<unknown>html: StreamParser<unknown>xQuery: StreamParser<unknown>yacas: StreamParser<unknown>yaml: StreamParser<unknown>z80: StreamParser<unknown>ez80: StreamParser<unknown>The 'codemirror' package is the original CodeMirror library, which includes a wide range of language modes and features for creating code editors. It is the predecessor to CodeMirror 6 and includes built-in support for many languages, but it does not have the modular architecture of CodeMirror 6.
Prism is a lightweight, extensible syntax highlighter. It is designed to be easy to extend and customize, and it supports a wide range of languages. Unlike @codemirror/legacy-modes, Prism is not tied to a specific editor and can be used in various contexts.
Highlight.js is a syntax highlighter written in JavaScript. It works in the browser as well as on the server. It is similar to @codemirror/legacy-modes in that it provides syntax highlighting for many languages, but it is not specifically designed for integration with CodeMirror.
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Collection of ported legacy language modes for the CodeMirror code editor
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