Bringing Visual Studio Code Syntax Highlighting to Jekyll
Day 3
Goals
Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve made time to work on this. Almost a year.
Since I don’t really know where I left off, my primary goal for today is to just try and recover all of my context.
Secondary goal is to get some syntax highlighter wired up.
Investigation
Kramdown
- From reading my past journals, I see what the code needs to look like.
- It’s been almost a year, and kramdown may have changed. I should check the current state.
- Current state seems to be the same as before, but maybe Rougecan use textmate grammars now?
- Interesting… Rouge now supports BPF (unclear if that’s eBPF or cBPF)
- Looks like nothing’s changed there, so this is still needed
- Okay, we can look at the coderay plugin as an example
- Means we probably need to change our rubygem to
kramdown-syntax-textmate
- Made a new project called
kramdown-syntax-textmate