pygments-epsilon 1.0

Pygments lexer for Epsilon languages suite.

Epsilon Plugin for Pygments

Pygments lexer support for Epsilon languages (ready to use with MkDocs Material)

Installation

git clone https://github.com/iNafey/pygments-epsilon.git
cd pygments-epsilon
sudo python setup.py install 

Could also replace the last line for (sudo python setup.py develop) if you will make changes to the code.

If you want to install it from PyPI:

pip install pygments-epsilon

Usage

To use the Epsilon lexers, you need to have Pygments installed (so you can use the pygmentize command). Then, you can perform syntax highlighting using the following command:

 pygmentize -l <LexerAlias> -x <RelativePathToFile>

Where LexerAlias is the alias of the lexer you want to use (e.g. emf for Emfatic) and RelativePathToFile is the relative path to the file you want to highlight.

For example, if you want to highlight the file test.egl using the EGL lexer, you would use:

 pygmentize -l etl -x test_scripts/test.etl

MkDocs Material Support

If you want to use the lexers with MkDocs Material, simply call the LexerAlias in the code blocks of your Markdown files. For example, if you want to highlight an ETL code block using the ETL lexer, you would use:

    ``` etl
        //MT definition containing rules
    ```

Color Customization

You can select from various pygments styles already available for highlighting within the terminal:

 pygmentize -O <StyleName>  -l <LexerAlias> -x <RelativePathToFile>

Where StyleName is the name of the style you want to use (e.g. monokai). The default style is default.

To change the style for MkDocs Material, you will need to find the token types of the keywords you want to highlight (Inspect Element via your browser). Then, follow the instructions here to add the custom style to your documentation site.

Available Epsilon lexers

• ETL: etl
• EOL: eol
• Emfatic: emf