Brent • 3/16/2024

Building a custom language in tempest/highlight

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This article provides a detailed tutorial on extending the tempest/highlight syntax highlighting library by building support for a new language, using Laravel Blade as an example. It explains core concepts like patterns (regex-based token matching) and injections (highlighting nested languages), complete with code examples for creating pattern classes and understanding token types.

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