@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence 0.7.0 → 0.8.0

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  # p7d-markdown-it-renderer-fence
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- A `markdown-it` plugin for code block rendering and enhancements.
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+ A `markdown-it` fence renderer for safer `<pre><code>` / `<pre><samp>` output, line features, optional syntax highlighting, and advanced Custom Highlight API integration.
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- Default is `markup` mode. Custom Highlight API mode is available as an advanced/experimental path.
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+ Default mode is **markup**. Custom Highlight API mode is available for advanced browser-runtime highlighting.
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  ## Install
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  npm i @peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence markdown-it markdown-it-attrs
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  ```
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- If you use syntax highlighting, install a highlighter too (for example `highlight.js` or `shiki`).
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+ Install a highlighter separately when you need syntax highlighting, for example `highlight.js` or `shiki`.
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- ## Entry Points
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- - `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence`
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- Dispatcher entry (`highlightRenderer` selects mode).
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- - `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/markup-highlight`
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- Markup-focused entry.
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- - `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight`
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- API-mode entry + runtime/payload helpers.
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- - `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight-runtime`
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- Runtime-only entry (`applyCustomHighlights` / `observeCustomHighlights` / `clearCustomHighlights`).
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- ## Markup Mode (Default)
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- ### Quick Start
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- Dispatcher entry:
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+ ## Quick Start (Markup Mode)
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  ```js
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  import MarkdownIt from 'markdown-it'
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  import markdownItAttrs from 'markdown-it-attrs'
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  import hljs from 'highlight.js'
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- import rendererFence from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence'
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- // Markup-only entry (skips dispatcher/API branch):
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- // import rendererFence from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/markup-highlight'
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+ import rendererFence from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/markup-highlight'
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  const md = MarkdownIt({
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  html: true,
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  })
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  .use(markdownItAttrs)
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- .use(rendererFence) // defaults to markup; direct markup entry can be leaner
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+ .use(rendererFence)
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  ```
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- ### Markup with Shiki
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+ ### Shiki in Markup Mode
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- Use the markup-only entry and provide `md.options.highlight` with Shiki.
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- For production/blog builds, pre-scan markdown and preload only used languages.
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+ Preload the languages you render, then return Shiki HTML from `md.options.highlight`.
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  ```js
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  import MarkdownIt from 'markdown-it'
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  import markdownItAttrs from 'markdown-it-attrs'
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  import { createHighlighter } from 'shiki'
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  import rendererFence from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/markup-highlight'
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- import fs from 'node:fs'
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- import path from 'node:path'
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- const fenceInfoReg = /^```([^\s`{]+)/gm
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- const collectFenceLangs = (markdown) => {
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- const out = new Set()
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- if (!markdown) return out
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- let m
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- while ((m = fenceInfoReg.exec(markdown)) !== null) {
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- const lang = String(m[1] || '').trim().toLowerCase()
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- if (lang) out.add(lang)
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- }
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- return out
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- }
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- // Example: scan markdown source(s) before highlighter creation
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- const markdown = fs.readFileSync(path.join(process.cwd(), 'article.md'), 'utf8')
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- const langs = Array.from(collectFenceLangs(markdown))
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- langs.push('text') // safe fallback
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  const highlighter = await createHighlighter({
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  themes: ['github-light'],
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- langs, // preload grammars; Shiki does not auto-detect language
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  const md = MarkdownIt({
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  langPrefix: 'language-',
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  highlight: (code, lang) => {
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- return highlighter.codeToHtml(code, { lang: targetLang, theme: 'github-light' })
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+ return highlighter.codeToHtml(code, { lang: lang || 'text', theme: 'github-light' })
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  ```
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- - For small projects, a fixed list like `['javascript', 'typescript', 'json', 'text']` is also fine.
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- - If Shiki grammar for a language is not loaded, `codeToHtml` can fail.
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- - In markup mode, handle this in your `highlight` callback (for example fallback to escaped plain text as above).
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- ### Main Features
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- - `samp` rendering for `samp`, `shell`, `console` languages.
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- - line number wrapping via `start` (`line-number-start` long form) / `data-pre-start`.
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- - line number skip/set controls via `line-number-skip` / `line-number-set`.
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- - emphasized lines via `em-lines` / `emphasize-lines`.
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- - optional line-end spacer via `lineEndSpanThreshold`.
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- - optional pre-wrap support via `wrap` / `pre-wrap`.
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- - comment line markers via `comment-mark`.
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- - sidecar line notes via immediate `line-notes` fence (`notes` alias).
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- ### Fence Attribute Examples
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- Simplified HTML below focuses on renderer-fence structure (not full highlighter token spans).
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- `samp` conversion:
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- ~~~md
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- ```shell
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- $ pwd
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- ~~~
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- ```html
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- ```
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+ ## Entry Points
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+ | Import | Purpose |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence` | compatibility dispatcher; `highlightRenderer` selects mode |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/markup-highlight` | markup-only renderer path |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight` | Custom Highlight API renderer + payload/runtime helpers |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight-runtime` | browser runtime only (`applyCustomHighlights`, `observeCustomHighlights`, `clearCustomHighlights`) |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-basic` | color preset Shiki theme object and API provider helpers |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-basic.css` | complete color preset CSS |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-monochrome` | one-color Shiki markup theme object |
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+ | `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-monochrome.css` | complete one-color markup preset CSS |
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+ Use `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-basic` for JavaScript helpers. CSS assets are exposed as CSS subpaths.
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+ Split preset CSS is also available:
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+ - `theme/rf-basic/base.css`
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+ - `theme/rf-basic/api/highlightjs.css`
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+ - `theme/rf-basic/api/shiki.css`
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+ - `theme/rf-basic/markup/shiki.css`
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+ - `theme/rf-basic/markup/highlightjs.css`
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+ - `theme/rf-monochrome.css`
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+ - `theme/rf-monochrome/markup/highlightjs.css`
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+ The plugin does not auto-load CSS or browser runtime JavaScript.
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+ ## Features
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+ - markup mode with highlighter-owned HTML (`md.options.highlight`)
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+ - `<samp>` rendering for `samp`, `shell`, and `console` fence languages
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+ - per-fence `{samp}` / `{code}` tag overrides
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+ - line numbers via `start` / `line-number-start`
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+ - advanced line-number controls via `line-number-skip` / `line-number-set`
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+ - emphasized lines via `em-lines` / `emphasize-lines`
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+ - optional long-line spacer via `lineEndSpanThreshold`
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+ - optional pre-wrap via `{wrap}` / `{pre-wrap}`
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+ - comment markers via `comment-mark`
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+ - sidecar line notes via an immediate `line-notes` fence (`notes` alias)
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+ - advanced Custom Highlight API mode for span-free code text plus browser-applied ranges
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+ - optional first-party theme CSS and Shiki/provider helper exports
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+ ## Fence Attribute Examples
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- ```
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- </code></pre><div class="pre-line-note-layer"><div id="pre-line-note-1-1-1" class="pre-line-note" role="note" data-pre-line-note-from="1" data-pre-line-note-to="1" data-pre-line-note-label="1" style="position-anchor:--pre-line-note-1; --line-note-width:7em;">setup</div><div id="pre-line-note-1-1-2" class="pre-line-note" role="note" data-pre-line-note-from="2" data-pre-line-note-to="2" data-pre-line-note-label="2" style="position-anchor:--pre-line-note-2; --line-note-width:10em;">result</div></div></div>
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- - `setLineNumber` (default: `true`): enable line wrapper spans when `start` / `line-number-start` is valid.
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- - In anchor layouts, the rendered line HTML carries note metadata on `.pre-line`, and the anchor itself is attached to `.pre-line-content` so notes can start from the rendered code end.
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- ### Minimal API Example (Shiki provider)
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+ For emitted HTML contracts and visual samples, see the files listed in [Docs and Examples](#docs-and-examples).
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+ | `attrsOrder` | output attribute order; supports `data-*` wildcard |
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+ | `setHighlight` | call `md.options.highlight` when available |
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+ | `setLineNumber` | enable line wrapping when `start` / `line-number-start` is valid |
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+ | `setEmphasizeLines` | enable `em-lines` / `emphasize-lines` |
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+ | `lineEndSpanThreshold` | append line-end spacer spans for visually long lines |
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+ | `setLineEndSpan` | alias of `lineEndSpanThreshold` |
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+ | `lineEndSpanClass` | CSS class for line-end spacer spans |
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+ | `setPreWrapStyle` | inject inline pre-wrap style for wrap-enabled blocks |
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+ | `sampLang` | comma-separated languages rendered as `<samp>`; default: `shell,console` |
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+ | `{samp}` / `{code}` | per-fence tag override attrs |
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+ | `langPrefix` | language class prefix; defaults to `md.options.langPrefix || 'language-'` |
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+ | `useHighlightPre` | preserve highlighter-owned `<pre><code>` wrappers; disables line-splitting features |
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+ | `onFenceDecision` | debug hook for per-fence branch decisions |
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+ | `onFenceDecisionTiming` | include timing fields in `onFenceDecision` payloads |
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+
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+ Line features fail closed when highlighter output line counts do not match source line counts. In `useHighlightPre` passthrough, line-splitting features and `<samp>` conversion are intentionally skipped.
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+
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+ ### Custom Highlight API options
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+
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+ | Option | Summary |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `highlightRenderer` | dispatcher mode: `markup`, `api`, or `custom-highlight-api` |
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+ | `customHighlight.provider` | `shiki`, `hljs`, or `custom` |
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+ | `customHighlight.highlighter` | Shiki highlighter with synchronous `codeToTokens` |
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+ | `customHighlight.hljsHighlight` | highlight.js-style function for the `hljs` provider |
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+ | `customHighlight.getRanges` | synchronous custom range provider |
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+ | `customHighlight.theme` | Shiki theme name or `{ light, dark, default? }` |
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+ | `customHighlight.shikiScopeMode` | `auto`, `color`, `semantic`, or `role` |
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+ | `customHighlight.includeScopeStyles` | include payload `scopeStyles` when available |
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+ | `customHighlight.transport` | `env` or `inline-script` |
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+ | `customHighlight.fallback` | provider-error fallback: `plain` or `markup` |
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+ | `customHighlight.lineFeatureStrategy` | `hybrid` or `disable` |
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+
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+ For detailed API-mode styling, runtime, role-mode, and payload guidance, see [Custom Highlight Styling Guide](docs/custom-highlight-styling-guide.md) and [Code Highlighting Design](docs/code-highlighting-design.md).
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+
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+ ## Custom Highlight API Mode
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+
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+ API mode renders escaped code text and emits payload ranges. It does **not** activate browser highlights by itself; call the runtime in the browser.
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  ```js
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  import MarkdownIt from 'markdown-it'
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  applyCustomHighlights,
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  renderCustomHighlightPayloadScript,
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  } from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight'
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- // Dispatcher entry alternative:
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- // import rendererFenceApi from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence'
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+ import {
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+ createRfBasicShikiCustomHighlightOptions,
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+ rfBasicShikiTheme,
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+ rfBasicThemeName,
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+ } from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-basic'
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205
 
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  const highlighter = await createHighlighter({
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- themes: ['github-light'],
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- langs: ['javascript', 'typescript', 'json'], // preload grammars; Shiki does not auto-detect language
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+ themes: [rfBasicShikiTheme],
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+ langs: ['javascript', 'typescript', 'json'],
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  })
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  const md = MarkdownIt({ html: true })
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  .use(markdownItAttrs)
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  .use(rendererFenceApi, {
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- // highlightRenderer: 'api', // required only with dispatcher entry
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- customHighlight: {
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- provider: 'shiki',
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+ customHighlight: createRfBasicShikiCustomHighlightOptions({
394
215
  highlighter,
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- theme: 'github-light',
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+ theme: rfBasicThemeName,
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+ shikiScopeMode: 'role',
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+ includeScopeStyles: false,
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219
  transport: 'env',
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- },
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+ }),
398
221
  })
399
222
 
400
223
  const env = {}
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- const html = md.render('```js\nconst x = 1\n```', env)
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- const payloadScript = renderCustomHighlightPayloadScript(env) // id="pre-highlight-data"
403
- ```
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-
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- Browser-side apply:
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+ const html = md.render('```js
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+ const x = 1
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+ ```', env)
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+ const payloadScript = renderCustomHighlightPayloadScript(env)
406
228
 
407
- ```js
229
+ // Browser side:
408
230
  applyCustomHighlights(document)
409
231
  ```
410
232
 
411
- When using `colorScheme: 'auto'`, scheme resolution happens at apply time.
412
- If OS/browser theme changes after first apply, re-run apply (or use observer watch mode below).
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-
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- If you only need runtime apply on the browser, import runtime-only entry:
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+ For lazy apply and color-scheme watching:
415
234
 
416
235
  ```js
417
236
  import { observeCustomHighlights } from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight-runtime'
418
- ```
419
-
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- `langs` note:
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-
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- - `createHighlighter({ langs: [...] })` should include the languages you expect to render.
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- - Shiki does not auto-detect language from code text.
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- - if a target language is not loaded, this plugin falls back to Shiki `text` tokenization for that block (safe, but no syntax color buckets).
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-
426
- ### Minimal API Example (highlight.js provider)
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-
428
- ```js
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- import MarkdownIt from 'markdown-it'
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- import markdownItAttrs from 'markdown-it-attrs'
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- import hljs from 'highlight.js'
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- import rendererFenceApi from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight'
433
- // Dispatcher entry alternative:
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- // import rendererFenceApi from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence'
435
-
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- const md = MarkdownIt({ html: true })
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- .use(markdownItAttrs)
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- .use(rendererFenceApi, {
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- // highlightRenderer: 'api', // required only with dispatcher entry
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- customHighlight: {
441
- provider: 'hljs',
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- hljsHighlight: (code, lang) => {
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- if (lang && hljs.getLanguage(lang)) {
444
- return hljs.highlight(code, { language: lang }).value
445
- }
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- return hljs.highlight(code, { language: 'plaintext' }).value
447
- },
448
- transport: 'env',
449
- },
450
- })
451
- ```
452
-
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- ### API Providers
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-
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- - `customHighlight.provider: 'shiki'`
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- Requires `customHighlight.highlighter.codeToTokens(...)` (synchronous).
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- - `customHighlight.provider: 'hljs'`
458
- Uses `customHighlight.hljsHighlight`, fallback to `customHighlight.highlight`, then `md.options.highlight`.
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- - `customHighlight.provider: 'custom'`
460
- Escape hatch. Requires synchronous `customHighlight.getRanges(...)`.
461
-
462
- ### Shiki Scope Modes
463
-
464
- - `auto` (default)
465
- - `color`
466
- - `semantic`
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- - `keyword` (best for stable CSS-managed styling)
468
-
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- Migration note (`0.5.0`):
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-
471
- - legacy aliases like `json`, `bucket`, `keyword-only` are removed
472
- - use canonical values: `auto | color | semantic | keyword`
473
-
474
- Recommended production profile for API mode:
475
-
476
- ```js
477
- customHighlight: {
478
- provider: 'shiki',
479
- shikiScopeMode: 'keyword',
480
- includeScopeStyles: false
481
- }
482
- ```
483
-
484
- ### API Multi-Theme (Shiki, `v:1` additive payload)
485
-
486
- When you need runtime light/dark switching with Shiki color styles, pass object form theme:
487
-
488
- ```js
489
- customHighlight: {
490
- provider: 'shiki',
491
- highlighter,
492
- shikiScopeMode: 'color',
493
- includeScopeStyles: true,
494
- theme: {
495
- light: 'github-light',
496
- dark: 'github-dark',
497
- default: 'light',
498
- },
499
- }
500
- ```
501
-
502
- Runtime apply can choose variant:
503
237
 
504
- ```js
505
- applyCustomHighlights(document, { colorScheme: 'auto' }) // 'auto' | 'light' | 'dark'
506
- ```
507
-
508
- Auto re-apply on color-scheme change:
509
-
510
- ```js
511
238
  observeCustomHighlights(document, {
512
239
  applyOptions: { colorScheme: 'auto', incremental: true },
513
240
  watchColorScheme: true,
514
241
  })
515
242
  ```
516
243
 
517
- ### CMS / Copy-Paste Operation
518
-
519
- If you copy rendered HTML+payload JSON into another CMS/page:
520
-
521
- - API mode works only when runtime JS is also available on that page.
522
- - payload JSON alone is not enough.
523
- - if the target CMS cannot run custom JS, use `markup` mode instead.
524
- - this plugin does not auto-generate/write runtime JS files during markdown render.
525
-
526
- Practical patterns:
244
+ Use markup mode instead when the target page cannot run runtime JavaScript.
527
245
 
528
- 1. Site/app with bundler
529
- Bundle `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight-runtime` and run `observeCustomHighlights(...)`.
530
- 2. Static page with module scripts
531
- Load runtime entry via your ESM delivery path and call `applyCustomHighlights(...)`.
532
- 3. HTML-only CMS (no JS injection)
533
- Use `markup` mode (API mode is not suitable).
246
+ ## Theme
534
247
 
535
- ### CLI Build Artifact Contract
248
+ The optional preset theme is a package artifact, not an automatically loaded dependency.
536
249
 
537
- For CLI/static generation, treat API mode output as two artifacts:
538
-
539
- 1. HTML artifact
540
- Includes `<pre data-pre-highlight="...">...</pre>` and payload JSON (`env` script or inline-script transport).
541
- 2. Runtime artifact
542
- Browser JS that imports `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight-runtime` and runs `applyCustomHighlights(...)` or `observeCustomHighlights(...)`.
250
+ ```css
251
+ @import "@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-basic.css";
252
+ ```
543
253
 
544
- Typical runtime bridge file:
254
+ The color preset covers base code blocks, `samp`, line features, highlight.js markup classes, Shiki API scopes, and highlight.js API scopes.
545
255
 
546
- ```js
547
- import { observeCustomHighlights } from '@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight-runtime'
256
+ For one-color print/monochrome output, use markup mode and import the opt-in monochrome override:
548
257
 
549
- observeCustomHighlights(document, {
550
- applyOptions: { colorScheme: 'auto', incremental: true },
551
- watchColorScheme: true,
552
- })
258
+ ```css
259
+ @import "@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-monochrome.css";
553
260
  ```
554
261
 
555
- Then include that bridge in generated HTML:
262
+ For theme design details, see [`theme/rf-basic/README.md`](theme/rf-basic/README.md) and [`theme/rf-monochrome/README.md`](theme/rf-monochrome/README.md).
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263
 
557
- ```html
558
- <script type="module" src="/assets/custom-highlight-runtime.js"></script>
559
- ```
264
+ ## Helper Exports
560
265
 
561
- ### API Options
562
-
563
- - `highlightRenderer` (`'markup' | 'api' | 'custom-highlight-api'`, default: `'markup'`): dispatcher mode selector (`/custom-highlight` entry does not need this).
564
- - `customHighlight.provider` (default: `'shiki'`): range source (`'shiki' | 'hljs' | 'custom'`).
565
- - `customHighlight.getRanges`: required when `provider: 'custom'`; must return synchronous ranges.
566
- - `customHighlight.highlighter`: Shiki highlighter object with synchronous `codeToTokens`.
567
- - `customHighlight.hljsHighlight`: highlight.js-style function used when `provider: 'hljs'`.
568
- - `customHighlight.highlight`: fallback highlight function for `hljs` provider.
569
- - `customHighlight.defaultLang`: default language when fence language is empty.
570
- - `customHighlight.theme`: Shiki theme name string, or object `{ light, dark, default? }` for dual-theme payload.
571
- - `customHighlight.shikiScopeMode` (default: `'auto'`): scope naming mode (`auto | color | semantic | keyword`).
572
- - `customHighlight.shikiKeywordClassifier`: custom classifier hook for keyword mode.
573
- - `customHighlight.shikiKeywordLangResolver`: custom language resolver hook for keyword mode.
574
- - `customHighlight.shikiKeywordLangAliases`: language alias map for keyword resolver.
575
- - `customHighlight.includeScopeStyles` (default: `true`): include payload `scopeStyles` when available.
576
- - `customHighlight.fallback` (`'plain' | 'markup'`, default: `'plain'`): server-side fallback renderer on provider errors.
577
- - `customHighlight.fallbackOn`: restrict fallback trigger reasons.
578
- - `customHighlight.transport` (`'env' | 'inline-script'`, default: `'env'`): payload transport target.
579
- - `customHighlight.idPrefix` (default: `'hl-'`): generated per-block payload id prefix.
580
- - `customHighlight.scopePrefix` (default: `'hl'`): scope name prefix used for highlight registration.
581
- - `customHighlight.lineFeatureStrategy` (`'hybrid' | 'disable'`, default: `'hybrid'`): keep or disable line-span features in API rendering.
582
- - In `NODE_ENV=development`, invalid known enum-like values and unknown `customHighlight` keys emit warn-once diagnostics while keeping normalized fallback behavior.
583
-
584
- ### API Helper Exports
266
+ From `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/custom-highlight`:
585
267
 
586
268
  - `applyCustomHighlights`
587
269
  - `observeCustomHighlights`
@@ -593,29 +275,51 @@ Then include that bridge in generated HTML:
593
275
  - `customHighlightPayloadSchemaVersion`
594
276
  - `customHighlightPayloadSupportedVersions`
595
277
 
596
- ### Runtime Version Policy
278
+ From `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-basic`:
279
+
280
+ - `rfBasicShikiTheme`
281
+ - `rfBasicThemeName`
282
+ - `createRfBasicShikiTheme`
283
+ - `createRfBasicShikiCustomHighlightOptions`
284
+ - `createRfBasicHighlightjsCustomHighlightOptions`
285
+ - `rfBasicSyntaxCssVars`
286
+ - `createRfBasicShikiRoleScopeColorVars`
597
287
 
598
- - `applyCustomHighlights(..., { strictVersion: true })` accepts only `customHighlightPayloadSupportedVersions` (currently `v:1`).
599
- - `supportedVersion` / `supportedVersions` allow explicit accepted payload versions.
600
- - If `strictVersion` is `true`, it takes precedence and custom accepted versions are ignored.
288
+ From `@peaceroad/markdown-it-renderer-fence/theme/rf-monochrome`:
289
+
290
+ - `rfMonochromeShikiTheme`
291
+ - `rfMonochromeShikiThemeName`
292
+ - `rfMonochromeThemeName`
293
+ - `createRfMonochromeShikiTheme`
601
294
 
602
295
  ## Docs and Examples
603
296
 
604
- - API styling guide: `docs/custom-highlight-styling-guide.md`
605
- - default preset CSS sample: `docs/default-highlight-theme.css`
606
- - provider matrix page: `example/custom-highlight-provider-matrix.html`
607
- - line-number sample: `example/line-number-sample.html`
608
- - line-notes sample: `example/line-notes-sample.html`
297
+ - [Docs overview](docs/README.md)
298
+ - [Code Highlighting Design](docs/code-highlighting-design.md)
299
+ - [Custom Highlight Styling Guide](docs/custom-highlight-styling-guide.md)
300
+ - [rf-basic Theme README](theme/rf-basic/README.md)
301
+ - [rf-monochrome Theme README](theme/rf-monochrome/README.md)
302
+ - [Example README](example/README.md)
303
+ - `example/custom-highlight-provider-matrix.html`
304
+ - `example/monochrome-highlight-compare.html`
305
+ - `example/line-number-sample.html`
306
+ - `example/line-notes-sample.html`
307
+ - `example/samp-sample.html`
308
+
309
+ Examples are demonstration and verification assets. Do not import runtime or theme helpers from `example/`; use the public package entry points above.
609
310
 
610
311
  ## Tests and Benchmarks
611
312
 
612
- - all tests: `npm test`
613
- - provider contract: `npm run test:provider:contract`
614
- - keyword coverage: `npm run test:provider:keyword`
615
- - keyword holdout parity: `npm run test:provider:keyword:holdout`
616
- - performance baseline: `npm run test:performance`
617
- - runtime apply benchmark: `npm run test:performance:runtime`
313
+ ```bash
314
+ npm test
315
+ npm run test:provider:contract
316
+ npm run test:provider:role
317
+ npm run test:provider:role:holdout
318
+ npm run test:provider:matrix
319
+ npm run test:performance
320
+ npm run test:performance:runtime
321
+ ```
618
322
 
619
323
  ## License
620
324
 
621
- - Project license: MIT (`LICENSE`)
325
+ MIT (`LICENSE`)