Re:Show HN: Pure CSS/HTML C# syntax highlighting without Jav...
by john-doe on Monday January 17, 2022 @12:19PM
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See also: Shiki https://shiki.matsu.io/
Re:Show HN: Pure CSS/HTML C# syntax highlighting without Jav...
by eyelidlessness on Monday January 17, 2022 @12:58PM
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I was also gonna mention Shiki. While it is JS, you can SSR/SSG, and:
- it uses VSCode grammars and themes, which is awesome.
- it’s got some really cool extensions like Shiki Twoslash[1], allowing VSCode-like type hovers and type error demos. I’ve heard this can work without client-side JS but haven’t had the opportunity to check that out just yet.
- with some effort, you can extract the inline styles to a stylesheet and support pure CSS dark mode (note to self: clean up and open source my implementation of this).
Re:Show HN: Pure CSS/HTML C# syntax highlighting without Jav...
by john-doe on Tuesday January 18, 2022 @05:31AM
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> (note to self: clean up and open source my implementation of this)
Please do!
Re:Show HN: Pure CSS/HTML C# syntax highlighting without Jav...
by eyelidlessness on Tuesday January 18, 2022 @12:29PM
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I’ll try to get that out this weekend, now that I know there’s interest!
Re:Show HN: Pure CSS/HTML C# syntax highlighting without Jav...
by hunterb123 on Monday January 17, 2022 @12:24PM
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Ooo nice one. Cool features I noticed:
- VSCode theme support
- Textmate grammar tokenizing
- Multiple targets (SVG/PDF)
- Annotations
JS libs like Highlight.js and Prisma.js can be ran server side and then you send the HTML/CSS like normal.
Generally you'd want to pre-render blogs so syntax highlighting should be compiled HTML/CSS during the build process.
CF workers and other edge computing work great if you have dynamic content if you don't want the client to use JS.
For non-readonly, Monaco and Codemirror are available but heavier ofc.
Anyone else know of another perf syntax highlighting lib? I like collecting tech.