Expressive Code
A text marking & annotation engine for presenting source code on the web.
Overview
Expressive Code is an engine designed to enhance the presentation of source code on the web by making it visually appealing and easy to understand. It offers accurate syntax highlighting, annotation capabilities using text markers, diff highlighting, code editor and terminal window frames, and more. With a powerful plugin architecture, Expressive Code allows users to extend its functionality with custom annotations. This lightweight tool aims to help developers showcase their code examples effectively on websites, blogs, guides, or documentation.
Features
- Accurate Syntax Highlighting: Powered by the same engine as VS Code.
- Annotation Capabilities: Annotate code blocks with text markers, diff highlighting, and more.
- Plugin Architecture: Allows customization and extension of Expressive Code functionality.
- Framework-independent: Does not rely on any client-side framework.
- Performance-focused: Built with performance optimization in mind.
- Lightweight Design: Designed to be lightweight for efficiency.
- Documentation: Comprehensive documentation available for users to explore features and integrations.
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