Command line tool: Copies the content of the given file (or stdin) to the clipboard with syntax coloring, so it can be pasted into a format-retaining software.
Compatible with:
$ pip install colorsnip
$ colorsnip [filename|-]
Pasting formatted code for a presentation in Keynote or the like.
If you want to access the HTML/RTF content directly, use pygments and the CLI tool
pygmentize that it provides.
HTML rich text format only, while MacOS get HTML and RTF.MIT (see top of code file)
This project follows the contributor covenant.
For any feedback, contact the author via an issue, or twitter or by email (first name at last name dot fr).
FAQs
"Colorize snippets and copy to rich text clipboard"
We found that colorsnip 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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