Create Lexer for Nu #1110
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Create Lexer for Nu #1110
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Thanks that's awesome! |
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side note I forgot to include: the source for the examples is the nushell book is MIT licensed and the source for the pygment lexer is BSD-0 licensed, which are both compatible with this repo's license. |
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Closes #1003
This adds a lexer for nushell.
I began by converting the lexer provided by the
pygments-nushellpackage using_tools/pygments2chroma_xml.py.This got me most of the way there, but there were issues parsing interpolated strings. I then modified the generated
nu.xmlto handle these cases correctly.I added
lexers/testdata/nu.actualbased on segments from the Nushell BookHere is an example generated HTML document with highlighting (based on the test case added).
Let me know if the commits should be reformatted, I was unsure how they should be structured.