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codemirror-lang-log
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This is an example repository containing a minimal CodeMirror language support package. The idea is to clone it, rename it, and edit it to create support for a new language.
Things you'll need to do (see the language support example for a more detailed tutorial):
git grep EXAMPLE
and replace all instances with your language name.
Rewrite the grammar in src/syntax.grammar
to cover your language. See the Lezer system guide for information on this file format.
Adjust the metadata in src/index.ts
to work with your new grammar.
Adjust the grammar tests in test/cases.txt
.
Build (npm run prepare
) and test (npm test
).
Rewrite this readme file.
Optionally add a license.
Publish. Put your package on npm under a name like codemirror-lang-EXAMPLE
.
FAQs
log language support for CodeMirror
We found that codemirror-lang-log demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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