Re-Highlight is a powerful syntax highlighter, which is a sub-module of the Reqable project. Re-Highlight can highlight a text by simply defining a syntax file. And Re-Highlight has built-in syntax highlighting rules for dozens of programming languages, it is easy to make your text syntax highlighting in just a few lines of code.
The implementation code of Re-Highlight is all written in the Dart, translated from the highlightjs project. The implementation idea and inspiration of Re-Highlight come from the highlight.dart project.
The Re-Highlight project is divided into three parts: syntax highlighting rule interpreter, syntax highlighting rule files, and theme style files. The syntax and logic of Re-Highlight are strictly translated from the highlightjs project.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/reqable/re-highlight
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Developer: Reqable
License: MIT License
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