@shikijs/transformers
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A syntax highlighter that uses TextMate grammars and themes to produce highlighted HTML. It is the underlying highlighter used in the examples; this package adds annotation-driven transformations on top of Shiki's highlighting.
A rehype plugin for syntax-highlighting code blocks in Markdown with Shiki. It offers code-block features such as line highlighting and focus, and is especially suited to Markdown/MDX pipelines; the transformers package is a smaller, reusable set of transformations for Shiki output.
A popular syntax-highlighting library with language grammars and plugins. It can highlight code in the browser or on the server, but its plugin approach and tokenization differ from Shiki's TextMate-based highlighting and transformer API.
A widely used syntax highlighter with language detection and HTML output. It serves a similar code-highlighting use case, but focuses on language highlighting rather than Shiki-style comment-notation transformations.
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Collective of common transformers transformers for Shiki
The npm package @shikijs/transformers receives a total of 5,541,152 weekly downloads. As such, @shikijs/transformers popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @shikijs/transformers demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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