jinja2-highlight 0.6.1

Jinja2 extension to highlight source code using Pygments

jinja2-highlight
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About
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A simple Jinja2 extension that uses Pygments to highlight code blocks.


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Source
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Github: https://github.com/tlatsas/jinja2-highlight

Pypi: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/jinja2-highlight


Requirements
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* Jinja2 >= 2.4
* Pygments >= 1.5


Highlight examples
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::

{% highlight 'language' %}
your-awesome-code-here
{% endhighlight %}

Replace `language` with the appropriate Pygments lexer short name: http://pygments.org/docs/lexers/

Line numbering can be turned on using `lineno='inline'` or `lineno='table'` depending on the style of line numbering you want (as per Pygment's documentation: http://pygments.org/docs/formatters/#HtmlFormatter)

::

{% highlight 'language', lineno='inline' %}
your-awesome-code-here
{% endhighlight %}

This can also be used without a language setting

::

{% highlight lineno='table' %}
your-awesome-code-here
{% endhighlight %}

Optional settings
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By default Pygments renders the code block inside a div with the class 'highlight', if you want to change the name you can set the environment variable `jinja2_highlight_cssclass` to the class name you would like.

In jinja this can be done after you've created your environment;
::

env = Environment(extensions=['jinja2_highlight.HighlightExtension'])
# Set the css class name to 'codehilite'
env.extend(jinja2_highlight_cssclass = 'codehilite')

In Flask this can be done with the following (after creating your app):
::

app.jinja_env.extend(jinja2_highlight_cssclass = 'codehilite')



Using with Flask
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See the example at: https://github.com/tlatsas/jinja2-highlight/tree/master/examples/flask