Syntax Highlighting
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A Neovim plugin that adds customizable indentation guides using virtual text without conceal.
A cinematic Git commit replay tool for the terminal, turning your Git history into a living, animated story.
A vi-like text editor that combines modal editing with Plan 9's structural regular expressions for powerful text manipulation.
A command-line tool to generate images of code snippets and terminal output in PNG, SVG, and WebP formats.
A Neovim plugin that renders Markdown files with enhanced visual styling, icons, and syntax highlighting directly in the editor.
A modern, bright color theme for Sublime Text with three variants for comfortable all-day coding.
A bash-inspired readline implementation that enhances PowerShell's command line editing with syntax coloring, history search, and customizable key bindings.
A Vim plugin providing Rust file detection, syntax highlighting, formatting, and integration with tools like Syntastic and rustfmt.
A Neovim plugin to highlight, list, and search for TODO, FIX, HACK, and other comment annotations in your code.
A Ruby library that pretty prints Ruby objects in full color with proper indentation, exposing their internal structure.
A Quick Look extension for macOS 10.15+ that previews source code files with syntax highlighting using the Highlight engine.
A green-based, warm and soft color scheme for Vim designed to protect developers' eyes.
A highly customizable theme for Vim and Neovim with support for LSP, Treesitter, and many plugins.
A lightweight PHP class for formatting SQL statements with automatic indentation and syntax highlighting.
A beautiful rich text WYSIWYG editor for iOS with syntax highlighted source view and customizable toolbar.
A lightweight, native macOS markdown editor with theming, LaTeX math, and GitHub Flavored Markdown support.
A hackable Markdown, HTML, LaTeX, Typst, and Asciidoc previewer plugin for Neovim.
A pure Ruby syntax highlighter compatible with Pygments, supporting over 200 languages and outputting HTML or ANSI 256-color text.
A JavaScript library that generates pretty HTML diffs from git diff or unified diff output.
A powerful Markdown editing package for Sublime Text with enhanced syntax support, optimized color schemes, and productivity features.
A command-line client for SQLite databases with auto-completion and syntax highlighting.
A command-line tool that works like cat but adds syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages.
A Neovim plugin that displays the current code context (function, class, etc.) at the top of the window using Tree-sitter.
A standalone, flexible API providing a full-featured rich text editor for iOS applications.
A natural, minimalist color scheme for Neovim with Soho-inspired aesthetics and three variants.
A fast, portable, and free C/C++ IDE for Windows, built with Delphi and using GCC-based compilers.
A fast and complete Python implementation of Markdown with optional extras for extended syntax.
A lightweight, cross-platform Lua IDE with code completion, syntax highlighting, live coding, and remote debugging for multiple Lua engines.
An interactive terminal client for Redis with auto-completion, syntax highlighting, and safety features for production use.
A terminal-based presentation tool that renders markdown and other formats using Pandoc, with live reload and speaker notes.
A simple theme and color scheme for Sublime Text 2 & 3, derived from Soda theme.
A macOS Quick Look extension for previewing Markdown, R Markdown, Quarto, and other text-based files with rich formatting and syntax highlighting.
Provides Nerd Font icons with colors and variants for Neovim plugins to enhance file tree and UI visualizations.
A modified Gruvbox color scheme with softer contrast and Material palette for eye protection.
A Lua port of the classic gruvbox color scheme for Neovim with Tree-sitter and LSP semantic highlight support.
A collection of GitHub's official color themes for Neovim, supporting multiple variants and high customizability.
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