Darko uses highlight.js for syntax highlighting currently. The generated result is not compatible with the result of pygments though. Therefore those styles written for pygments won't be usable if some one is switching from Jekyll to Darko.
There are pygments compatible Node modules available, such as peacock. But it only highlights syntax of JavaScript.
Any thoughts?
Darko uses highlight.js for syntax highlighting currently. The generated result is not compatible with the result of pygments though. Therefore those styles written for pygments won't be usable if some one is switching from Jekyll to Darko.
There are pygments compatible Node modules available, such as peacock. But it only highlights syntax of JavaScript.
Any thoughts?