Publish on npm about prism HOT 12 CLOSED

No, as I have no idea how to do that :P
But if you want to help, that would be welcome :)

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@jzaefferer How would that work exactly, given Prism.js heavily relies on (non-ECMAScript) DOM extensions for most of its core methods?

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@mathiasbynens no idea, haven't looked at the code yet, but that sounds like it would become a problem. Though jsdom, or even better yet, cheeriosjs, might help there: https://github.com/MatthewMueller/cheerio

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@mathiasbynens The heart of Prism is Prism.highlight(), Prism.tokenize() and Prism.Token.stringify(). Neither of those use DOM methods.

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@LeaVerou Oh, that’s good news, then!

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https://github.com/LeaVerou/prism/blob/gh-pages/prism.js#L300

would need to be changed before this script could run in node without a ReferenceError

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Also usage of self would need to be replaced. Within the node context, module.export = Prism would be the right way to expose that object.

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Hi folks,

I've done some work to adapt the current prism.js code to work within a node context, as well as the browser.

To see the changes involved, have a look at the following branch / diff for the details:

Diff: https://github.com/buymeasoda/prism/compare/npm-node-support
Branch: https://github.com/buymeasoda/prism/tree/npm-node-support

This version allows you to do the following:

$ node

> var prism = require('./prism.js');
> prism.highlight('var test = "my string";', prism.languages.javascript);

'<span class="token keyword" >var</span> test <span class="token operator" >=</span> <span class="token string" >"my string"</span><span class="token punctuation" >;</span>'

I've included a sample package.json file for publishing to npm and will add a pull request to give you some more visibility of the merge results.

Although this adaption is working fine for providing require support, I think the node / npm side of things could be improved further with some changes to the way the base project files are organised.

The plugins that work in a node (non-browser) context, have also had a couple of minor changes to allow them to work. For example, Show Invisibles and Autolinker are both usable scripts in a node context.

Let me know what you think and if there's anything else I can do to help.

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Based on feedback from Lea, I've created a new version of this pull request that includes the bare minimum needed to get Prism functioning in node.

The pull request is: #42

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Based on further discussion, a new version has been submitted that creates a dedicated node version of prism.js.

The pull request is: #45

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This can be closed since #179 was merged, right?

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I think so :)

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