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Code coloured on the server in a Symfony application: in UJO documents, in templates, with a theme ready to link.

phil/highlight-bundle puts phil/highlight in a Symfony application. It registers the Highlighter as a service, with the languages the application writes itself — any service implementing Language, autoconfigured — and the aliases of its configuration; colours the code blocks of every UJO document that phil/ujo-bundle renders; adds the highlight Twig filter; and maps a theme stylesheet of its own for AssetMapper.

It is for any Symfony application that shows code: documentation, a blog, a forum, a wiki. A code block written in a block editor or in Markdown comes out coloured with nothing to write, and a template colours a snippet with {{ snippet|highlight('php') }}. The page needs no script; the highlight controller of phil/ux-bundle still colours, in the browser, the blocks whose language the server does not know.

It is a thin bundle built on symfony/config and symfony/dependency-injection. Twig, phil/ujo-bundle and AssetMapper are optional: the filter is registered only when Twig is installed, the code blocks are coloured only when that bundle's renderer is in the container, and the stylesheet is mapped only when AssetMapper is installed.

The design is small: PhilHighlightBundle reads the configuration and maps the stylesheet, HighlightServices registers the services, HighlighterPass adds the languages and the aliases and decorates the UJO renderer, AliasedLanguage gives a language its configured aliases, and HighlightExtension holds the filter.

Status

Part	State
`Highlighter` as a service: the shipped languages, the application's own by autoconfiguration, configured aliases	Implemented and tested
The code blocks of UJO documents coloured, through `phil/ujo-bundle`'s renderer; can be switched off	Implemented and tested
Twig: `highlight`, the code escaped and coloured, or escaped alone for a language it does not know	Implemented and tested
The theme stylesheet, light and dark, mapped as `phil-highlight/highlight.css`	Implemented

Documentation

Document	What it covers
Installation	Requirements, installing and enabling the bundle.
Configuration	Every option, and the services it gives.
Languages	The application's own languages, and more names for any language.
UJO documents	The code blocks of UJO documents coloured on the server.
Twig	The `highlight` filter and the HTML around it.
Theme	The stylesheet, its colours and changing them.
Extension points	What an application implements, replaces or relies on.
Exceptions	What the bundle and the library throw.
Testing	The bundle's tests, and testing an application that uses it.
Reference	Every class and service of the bundle.

Quick start

composer require phil/highlight-bundle

# config/packages/phil_highlight.yaml
phil_highlight:
    aliases:
        vue: html

<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ asset('phil-highlight/highlight.css') }}">

<pre><code class="language-php">{{ snippet|highlight('php') }}</code></pre>
{{ article.body|ujo_html }}  {# its code blocks coloured #}

Requirements

PHP 8.5 or later, Symfony 8.2 and phil/highlight. Twig 3.21, for the filter; phil/ujo-bundle, for the code blocks of UJO documents; symfony/asset-mapper, for the stylesheet.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome on the PHIL monorepo: read the contribution guide and the code of conduct. Report a vulnerability privately, as the security policy explains, never in a public issue.

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