Puppet 4 syntax highlighting in Wordpress

[Alex Harvey]

Hi all,

Does anyone out there have any tips for getting nice-looking Puppet 4 syntax highlighting to work in a Wordpress blog?  I am currently using Alex Mills's SyntaxHighlighter Evolved and I found one apparently unmaintained plugin for Puppet 3 era plugin en-jbrinkley/syntaxhighlighter-puppet.  Googling isn't bringing up anything written after Puppet 4 was released.

All the best,

Alex

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[Trevor Vaughan]

Hi Alex,

I don't think that any specific highlighting has been released for Puppet 4 but I find that the Ruby syntax highlighting does a reasonable job in most cases.

Trevor

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[Alex Harvey]

Ruby highlighting's not doing so well in my case:

There must be a solution to this because there are lots of Puppet blogs out there that are all looking great.

[Alex Harvey]

I still haven't found any Puppet syntax highlighting plugins for Puppet (3 or 4).  I'll be most grateful to anyone willing to share their secrets with me. :)

[Nigel Kersten]

I do Puppet syntax highlighting like this:

Open up puppet code in Vim with syntax highlighting on.

Use ":TOhtml" to save it as a formatted HTML file.

Either use the HTML snippet directly on a web page, or for some GUI HTML editors, they'll understand styled text in your clipboard buffer (that's how I preserve editable text, but syntax highlighted for PowerPoint/Keynote slide decks)

This way I can toggle stuff like Vim line numbering that sometimes I want on, and sometimes I want off, and I'm using the same syntax highlighter that I use for normal editing of Puppet code.

On Sat, Apr 9, 2016 at 1:35 AM, Alex Harvey <alexh...@gmail.com> wrote:

I still haven't found any Puppet syntax highlighting plugins for Puppet (3 or 4).  I'll be most grateful to anyone willing to share their secrets with me. :)

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[Trevor Vaughan]

Nigel, that is pure sorcery and how did I not know this existed?!

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[Hunter Haugen]

On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 4:55 PM, Trevor Vaughan <tvau...@onyxpoint.com> wrote:

Nigel, that is pure sorcery and how did I not know this existed?!

On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 3:48 PM, Nigel Kersten <ni...@puppet.com> wrote:

I do Puppet syntax highlighting like this:

Open up puppet code in Vim with syntax highlighting on.

Use ":TOhtml" to save it as a formatted HTML file.

I've been using spacemacs for a while. It's pretty spiffy. It has the equivalent via `htmlize-file` or just `htmlize-region` if you don't need the whole file: http://spacemacs.brianthicks.com/2015/10/06/render-a-file-to-html/

(oh, and that also works in emacs)

 

Either use the HTML snippet directly on a web page, or for some GUI HTML editors, they'll understand styled text in your clipboard buffer (that's how I preserve editable text, but syntax highlighted for PowerPoint/Keynote slide decks)

This way I can toggle stuff like Vim line numbering that sometimes I want on, and sometimes I want off, and I'm using the same syntax highlighter that I use for normal editing of Puppet code.

On Sat, Apr 9, 2016 at 1:35 AM, Alex Harvey <alexh...@gmail.com> wrote:

I still haven't found any Puppet syntax highlighting plugins for Puppet (3 or 4).  I'll be most grateful to anyone willing to share their secrets with me. :)

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[Alex Harvey]

On Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 5:48:14 AM UTC+10, Nigel Kersten wrote:

I do Puppet syntax highlighting like this:

Open up puppet code in Vim with syntax highlighting on.

Use ":TOhtml" to save it as a formatted HTML file.

Either use the HTML snippet directly on a web page, or for some GUI HTML editors, they'll understand styled text in your clipboard buffer (that's how I preserve editable text, but syntax highlighted for PowerPoint/Keynote slide decks)

This way I can toggle stuff like Vim line numbering that sometimes I want on, and sometimes I want off, and I'm using the same syntax highlighter that I use for normal editing of Puppet code.

I just tried it.  That is, indeed, really cool.  Thank you so much!