Add support for any language: #5
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Use the file extension as the language class for highlight.js appears to support file extensions as language classes, see: https://github.com/highlightjs/highlight.js#supported-languages
dmitry-timofeev
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It appears I'll see if the correct info can be extracted using the Pygments API: https://pygments.org/ |
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Thanks for looking into this - it's a good idea. I'd be interested to see if there's a suitable source for the extension->language mapping. |
It must be more accurate than the file extension.
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It seems Pygments provides such a mapping through a pair of |
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| self.assertEquals('rust', get_lang_class('HelloWorld.rs')) | ||
| self.assertEquals('docker', get_lang_class('Dockerfile')) | ||
| self.assertEquals('xml', get_lang_class('HelloWorld.xml')) | ||
| self.assertEquals('toml', get_lang_class('HelloWorld.toml')) |
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Hmm, the test seems to fail on this line - I wonder if there's varying support for the toml extension in different versions of pygments.
> self.assertEquals('toml', get_lang_class('HelloWorld.toml'))
E AssertionError: 'toml' != 'none'
E - toml
E + none
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It seems I used Pygments~=2.5 or newer, which version fails for you? Would it make sense to require a certain version of it, or just remove this test?
Auto-detect the source language and the alias to use using the Pygments API.