https://github.com/rohanvashisht1234/rohansyntax

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• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/rohanvashisht1234/rohansyntax
• Owner: RohanVashisht1234
• License: other
• Created: 2024-04-05T22:13:55.000Z (9 months ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2024-04-06T09:10:48.000Z (9 months ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-10-31T03:08:40.981Z (2 months ago)
• Language: Python
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• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 0
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  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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# Introducing Lite-syntax

**The easiet way to create syntax highlighters for lite-xl.**

### Suppose you have to make a syntax highlighter for clojure.

- Create a syntax.yaml file and put data inside it like this:

```yaml

name: Clojure

file: ["%.clojure$"]

comment: "//.*"

block-comment: []

patterns:

  - pattern: [";;.*"]

    type: ["comment"]

  - pattern: [";.*"]

    type: ["comment"]

  - pattern: ['#"', '"', '\\']

    type: ["string"]

  - pattern: ["-?0x%x+"]

    type: ["number"]

  - pattern: ["[!%#%$%%&*+./%<=>%?@\\%^|%-~:]"]

    type: ["operator"]

  - pattern: ["[%a_'][%w_']*"]

    type: ["normal"]

keywords:

    - def

    - defn

    - str

    - fn

    - println

keywords2:

    - require

    - "true"

    - "false"

literal:

    - nil

    - int

```

- Now, run the compiler.py file on it and it will generate this:

```lua

-- Generated using https://github.com/RohanVashisht1234/rohansyntax

-- mod-version:3

local syntax = require "core.syntax"

syntax.add {

name = "Clojure",

block_comment = {},

files = {

   "%.clojure$",

},

patterns = {

    { pattern = {';;.*'}, type = {'comment'} },

    { pattern = {';.*'}, type = {'comment'} },

    { pattern = {'#"', '"', '\\\\'}, type = {'string'} },

    { pattern = {'-?0x%x+'}, type = {'number'} },

    { pattern = {'[!%#%$%%&*+./%<=>%?@\\%^|%-~:]'}, type = {'operator'} },

    { pattern = {"[%a_'][%w_']*"}, type = {'normal'} },

},

symbols = {

    ['def'] = 'keyword',

    ['defn'] = 'keyword',

    ['str'] = 'keyword',

    ['fn'] = 'keyword',

    ['println'] = 'keyword',

    ['require'] = 'keyword2',

    ['true'] = 'keyword2',

    ['false'] = 'keyword2',

    ['nil'] = 'literal',

    ['int'] = 'literal',

},

}

```

- Isn't that easy?

## Contribution:

   - Feel free to open a pr or an issues.

## License:

    GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

    Version 3, 29 June 2007