Syntax Highlighting
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A collection of GitHub's official color themes for Neovim, supporting multiple variants and high customizability.
A (Neo)Vim plugin that automatically highlights all occurrences of the word under the cursor using LSP, Tree-sitter, or regex.
A modern R console with multiline editing, syntax highlighting, and improved REPL features.
A turnkey configuration for Zsh that combines the best plugins into a coherent, fast shell environment.
A language server for Markdown that provides advanced editing features like syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and refactoring tools.
Pygments is a generic syntax highlighter written in Python
Pygments is a generic syntax highlighter written in Python
A WKWebView-based Markdown renderer for iOS with syntax highlighting, dark mode, and SwiftUI support.
A modern bash- and POSIX-compatible shell written in Rust, with built-in syntax highlighting and auto-suggestions.
A WPF-based text editor component for .NET applications, featuring syntax highlighting and code editing capabilities.
A colored pretty printer for Go that outputs syntax-highlighted data structures for debugging.
A Lua-based dark and light colorscheme for Neovim >= 0.9, offering 8 theme styles based on Atom's One Dark and Light themes.
A high contrast, vivid color scheme for code editors based on Monokai Pro with adjusted contrast and multiple variants.
A configurable terminal text editor written in Rust with UTF-8 support, syntax highlighting, and a strict 1024-line code limit.
An Elixir language plugin for JetBrains IDEs providing syntax highlighting, debugging, and project management.
A Python-based terminal markdown viewer with syntax highlighting, theming, and file monitoring.
iOS & macOS syntax highlighter built with Swift, using highlight.js to support 185 languages and 89 styles.
A dark interface and syntax theme for Sublime Text and Atom with customizable UI options.
A highly customizable bracket and tag highlighter plugin for Sublime Text with advanced editing features.
A React library for building smooth, customizable user interfaces for LLM-powered applications with streaming output.
A feature-rich, high-performance syntax highlighting plugin for the Zsh shell.
A refined Sublime Text theme with a blue color scheme, full UI styling, and extensive plugin support.
A Neovim plugin that dims inactive code portions using TreeSitter for enhanced focus.
A Node.js library that formats error stack traces into clean, readable, and customizable colored output.
A Neovim plugin that provides VSCode-style diff rendering with two-tier highlighting (line + character level) in side-by-side and inline layouts.
An Emacs major mode for editing Go code with syntax highlighting, indentation, and integration with Go tools.
A cutting-edge Python syntax highlighter for Sublime Text, Atom, and Visual Studio Code, supporting modern Python 3 features.
An interactive command-line client for SQL Server with auto-completion and syntax highlighting.
A dark color scheme for Vim that reduces eye strain and provides consistent syntax highlighting.
Adds file-specific icons to Atom's file tree, tabs, and fuzzy finder for improved visual grepping.
A high-contrast, futuristic, and vibrant colorscheme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and terminal themes.
Vim plugin providing syntax highlighting, filetype detection, and indentation for Elixir and EEx files.
A dark charcoal color scheme for modern Neovim and classic Vim, featuring true-color support and extensive plugin styling.
A Neovim treesitter plugin that dynamically sets the commentstring based on the cursor's location in a file.
Vim syntax highlighting for Vue.js single-file components with support for pre-processors like Pug, SCSS, and TypeScript.
An Emacs major mode for editing Rust code, providing syntax highlighting, indentation, and integration with Cargo, rustfmt, and Clippy.
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