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Adding syntax highlighting for different languages (Python) without compiling SCSS #205

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hnykda opened this issue Oct 25, 2016 · 0 comments

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hnykda commented Oct 25, 2016

Hello,

I upgraded to new version of uno-zen and it looks great, thanks.

I was able to get it into the same functionality as the previous version except one exception - syntax highlight for Python. Previously, it was enough to just add js and css file and then link it in code injection, but now, compilation of scss is needed (I found it in documentation). I have never worked with those and have no idea how to do it (of course I can google it), but I am afraid of breaking things, since, if I understand correctly, it compiles everything into a single file, not just added prism.css/js.

Couldn't you consider adding other languages by default as well, or making it a bit more easier than having to running development environment with SASS? E.g. if I understand it correctly, I need to install ruby-sass. I am on a server where every new packages is considered as a potentional threat and installing ruby with all its dependencies doesn't seem wise (comparing what I need - adding a single file). Or is there an easier way?

At least some info how to do it would be nice... I tried to download sassc which is provided by my linux distro, but have no idea how to run it.

Thanks

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