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@expressive-code/plugin-shiki
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@expressive-code/plugin-shiki
Shiki syntax highlighting plugin for Expressive Code, a text marking & annotation engine for presenting source code on the web.
@expressive-code/plugin-shiki
A default plugin of Expressive Code, an engine for presenting source code on the web.
It performs syntax highlighting of your code blocks using Shiki, which uses the same engine as VS Code to provide accurate syntax highlighting for over 100 languages.
Documentation
Read this plugin's documentation on the Expressive Code website to learn more about its features.
Installation (not required)
No installation is required. This package is installed by default by our higher-level packages.
FAQs
Shiki syntax highlighting plugin for Expressive Code, a text marking & annotation engine for presenting source code on the web.
We found that @expressive-code/plugin-shiki 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.
Package last updated on 10 Jan 2025
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