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@particle-academy/fancy-code

v0.4.6

Published

Lightweight embedded code editor with syntax highlighting and extensible language/theme registries

Readme

@particle-academy/fancy-code

Lightweight embedded code editor with syntax highlighting, custom toolbar buttons, and extensible language and theme registries. Part of the @particle-academy component ecosystem.

Installation

npm install @particle-academy/fancy-code
# or: pnpm add @particle-academy/fancy-code
# or: yarn add @particle-academy/fancy-code

Peer dependencies: react >= 18, react-dom >= 18, @particle-academy/react-fancy >= 1.5

Setup

Add the package styles to your main CSS (Tailwind v4 scans via @source):

@import "tailwindcss";
@import "@particle-academy/fancy-code/styles.css";
@source "../node_modules/@particle-academy/fancy-code/dist/**/*.js";

Quick Start

import { CodeEditor } from "@particle-academy/fancy-code";

function App() {
  const [code, setCode] = useState('console.log("Hello");');

  return (
    <CodeEditor value={code} onChange={setCode} language="javascript">
      <CodeEditor.Toolbar />
      <CodeEditor.Panel />
      <CodeEditor.StatusBar />
    </CodeEditor>
  );
}

The component ships with no default border or rounding — add your own via className for standalone use, or embed directly into IDE layouts without visual conflicts.

Documentation

| Topic | Doc | |-------|-----| | Full component API (props, sub-components, useCodeEditor hook) | docs/CodeEditor.md | | Built-in languages + registering custom ones | docs/languages.md | | Built-in themes + custom theme registration | docs/themes.md |

Commands

pnpm --filter @particle-academy/fancy-code build    # Build with tsup (ESM + CJS + DTS)
pnpm --filter @particle-academy/fancy-code dev      # Watch mode
pnpm --filter @particle-academy/fancy-code lint     # Type-check (tsc --noEmit)
pnpm --filter @particle-academy/fancy-code clean    # Remove dist/

At a Glance

  • 5 public exportsCodeEditor (+ Toolbar, Toolbar.Separator, Panel, StatusBar) and the useCodeEditor hook
  • 6 built-in languages — JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, PHP, Python, Go
  • 3 built-in themeslight, dark, auto (follows prefers-color-scheme)
  • Zero third-party dependencies — custom engine, no Monaco / CodeMirror / Shiki
  • IDE-ready — pairs with TreeNav from @particle-academy/react-fancy for full IDE layouts; see docs/CodeEditor.md for an example.

Inertia.js integration

CodeEditor mounts its own DOM observers and is not SSR-safe. In an Inertia app, wrap with <FancyClientOnly> from @particle-academy/fancy-inertia:

import { FancyClientOnly } from "@particle-academy/fancy-inertia";
import { CodeEditor } from "@particle-academy/fancy-code";

<FancyClientOnly fallback={<div className="h-96 animate-pulse rounded bg-zinc-100" />}>
  <CodeEditor value={code} onChange={setCode} language="typescript" />
</FancyClientOnly>

License

MIT