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// Node is absolutely stupid. The remarkable project has an esm setting which
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// specifies the dist/esm directory, but it completely ignores it and complains.
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import { linkify } from "remarkable/dist/cjs/linkify.js"; |
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import Prism from "prismjs"; |
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import loadLanguages from "prismjs/components/index.js"; |
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import Prism from "../static/js/prism.cjs"; |
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import _ from "lodash"; |
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import slugify from "slugify"; |
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import fs from "fs"; |
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* Runs Prism on the string, defaulting to the "markup" |
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* language which will encode most code correctly even |
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* if you don't specify a language after the ``` |
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* */ |
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**/ |
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const run_prism = (str, lang="markup") => { |
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assert(lang !== undefined, "Language can't be undefined."); |
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if(!Prism.languages[lang]) { |
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// try to load the language
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loadLanguages([lang]); |
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} |
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// do the check again since the language might not exist
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if(Prism.languages[lang]) { |
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return Prism.highlight(str, Prism.languages[lang], lang); |
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