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mdbook-inline-highlighting

Compatible with mdBook version 0.5.*.
Installation
cargo install mdbook-inline-highlighting
Usage
[preprocessor.inline-highlighting]
default-language = "js"
# Enforce JavaScript syntax highlighting when no language is specified. When this
# value is absent no syntax highlighting is applied unless explictly specified.
In one of your chapters, you can write something like this:
This means you can use something like `[py] lambda x: x % 2 == 0` as an argument
for the `[none] accumulate` function. JavaScript has arrow functions which work
the same way. The equivalent would be `(x) => x % 2 == 0`.
[py] lambda x: x % 2 == 0overrides the defaultjs[none] accumulateignores the defaultjs(x) => x % 2 == 0uses the defaultjsimplicitly
Note that each inline code must have the following syntax: [LANGUAGE] TEXT
with the space being mandatory. Inline codes beginning with a backslash will
remove it and keep the rest as is so \[py] if would result in [py] if.
This preprocessor always uses the same version of highlight.js that is used
for code blocks.
Demo
After cloning this repository and installing the crate, navigate to the test_book
directory and run mdbook serve to see the example above in action.
Dependencies
~9–14MB
~179K SLoC