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@djangocfg/widget-code

v0.1.9

Published

Code surfaces: a Monaco editor, a diff viewer, a Prism listing, a JSON editor and the markdown renderer that embeds them

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Links

Git

Maintainers

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Keywords

code-editormonacodiffsyntax-highlightingmarkdownreacttypescript

Readme

@djangocfg/widget-code

Code surfaces: an editor, a diff, a highlighted listing, a JSON editor, and the markdown renderer that embeds them.

Install

pnpm add @djangocfg/widget-code @djangocfg/ui-core @djangocfg/i18n

| Subpath | What | Weight | |---|---|---| | ./editor | Monaco, single file or diff | ~550 KB, lazy | | ./json-editor | an editable JSON tree | json-edit-react | | ./pretty-code | a read-only listing with a panel header | Prism | | ./diff-viewer | unified or split diff, virtualised | Prism + virtuoso | | ./diff-viewer/full | the same, eagerly | | | ./markdown-message | markdown with embedded code, diagrams and chips | | | ./role-tokens | the ANCHOR / TOGGLE class contracts | |

No root barrel worth importing

Monaco alone is ~550 KB, and Prism and json-edit-react sit behind their own subpaths. The root exports the role tokens and nothing else, on purpose.

Read-only code elsewhere

@djangocfg/widget-media/code renders a listing with shiki, and a console should pick one highlighter rather than match two themes by hand. Prefer it for a new surface; this package's Prism stack stays because DiffViewer and MarkdownMessage are built on it.

Verify

pnpm --filter @djangocfg/widget-code check-types test