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joplin-plugin-code-beautifier

v1.0.0

Published

Beautiful code blocks with 6 hand-crafted themes for Joplin

Readme

Code Block Beautifier for Joplin

Beautiful code blocks with 6 hand-crafted themes for Joplin notes. Each theme includes a macOS-style header bar with traffic light dots, syntax highlighting, and optional line numbers.

Themes

| Theme | Style | |-------|-------| | macOS Window | Dark VS Code-inspired with red/yellow/green dots | | GitHub | Clean light/dark dual-mode, GitHub Primer colors | | Carbon | Sleek dark with purple & teal accents | | Notion | Minimal light, matches Notion's code style | | Material Card | Material Design dark with vibrant accents | | Modern Terminal | Matrix-style green on black |

Features

  • 6 selectable themes, switchable from Joplin settings
  • Syntax highlighting via highlight.js (25+ languages)
  • Optional header bar with traffic light dots and language label
  • Optional line numbers
  • All styling is inline — works without external CSS dependencies in exported notes

Installation

From Joplin Plugin Marketplace

  1. Open Joplin → Settings → Plugins
  2. Search for "Code Block Beautifier"
  3. Click Install

Manual Install

  1. Download the .jpl file from the latest release
  2. Open Joplin → Settings → Plugins → Install from file
  3. Select the downloaded .jpl file

Settings

| Setting | Type | Default | Description | |---------|------|---------|-------------| | Code block theme | Enum | macOS Window | Choose from 6 themes | | Show header bar | Toggle | On | Show/hide the traffic light header | | Show line numbers | Toggle | Off | Display line numbers in code blocks |

Supported Languages

javascript, typescript, python, css, scss, less, html/xml, json, bash/shell, sql, java, go, rust, c, c++, ruby, php, swift, kotlin, yaml, markdown, dockerfile, lua, makefile, plaintext

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Development build (watch mode)
npm run dev

# Production build
npm run build

# Create distributable .jpl file
npm run dist

The .jpl file will be created in the publish/ directory.

License

MIT