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Thanks for this awesome package, I can finally use VSCode default Dark+ theme syntax highlighting on my blog. 馃槃
I'm wondering if Bracket pair colorization could be added to Shiki? It has been added to VSCode natively since v1.60 with settings.json: "editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": true.
With VSCode:
With Shiki
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How do you enable it? It seems like it is not enabled by default? I updated to shiki@0.12.1, and there is still no bracket pair colorization. @muenzpraeger
@divlo VSCode itself has built-in bracket-pair colorization (based on runtime inspection of the code). If that should be replicated in a non-IDE situation like here with Shiki the tmLangauge definition as well as the the used theme have to provide that information.
This requires extracting the VS Code bracket pair colorization logic out and bringing it to shiki. I don't quite have the bandwidth to do it right now.
Hey! 馃憢
Thanks for this awesome package, I can finally use VSCode default Dark+ theme syntax highlighting on my blog. 馃槃
I'm wondering if Bracket pair colorization could be added to Shiki? It has been added to VSCode natively since v1.60 with
settings.json
:"editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": true
.With VSCode:
With Shiki
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: