fix: CodeBlock fixes (select menu, bundled languages, paste from VS Code) #1219
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thank you for improving this!
# Conflicts: # package-lock.json
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sorry for the delay, we'll get this merged this week!
@areknawo I pushed some minor suggestions from @matthewlipski, and only have 1 question re. the correct bundle to import (web or default)
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| import { bundledLanguagesInfo } from "shiki/bundle/web"; | |||
| import { bundledLanguagesInfo } from "shiki"; | |||
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@areknawo if we're selecting 1 bundle, doesn't it make more sense to only use "shiki/bundle/web"; to bring down size at least a little?
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@YousefED Not sure if it'd work. bundledLanguagesInfo is used to verify if specific language ID can be loaded. If it was limited to languages from the web bundle, languages outside of it wouldn't work.
Apart from the check, it might also affect bundling. Importing the full package, all languages are included in the bundle and you can customize which one you choose to support (and externalize others from the bundle). If it was limited to the web bundle, I'm not sure if other language would work at all.
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If we're fine with only supporting languages from the web bundle we can limit to shiki/bundle/web right? I think that's ok for now until we get requests for more esoteric languages.,
Also, I'm thinking we might want to shift to forcing users to pass in languages explicitly; while that would not disable syntax highlighting by default, I think it's also important to have a cleaner packaging / bundling experience
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In that case - yes. Worth noting though that the current defaults include a few languages outside the web bundle.
As for the latter - I agree that switching to explicit imports would make sense. The only drawback would be more difficult customization and a question of balance between built-in defaults and languages you have to import (in that case, maybe it makes sense to remove the defaults completely?)
Fixes CodeBlock issues:
typescriptreactalias for TSX);Improves on the #1213, fixing duplicate languages in the bundle output (by importing from only a single Shiki bundle);