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Informations about the package pygments-bundle
VarspoolPygmentsBundle
Provides (X)HTML rendering of Markdown similar to GFM (Github flavored markdown), including syntax-highted fenced code blocks. Code coloring is provided by the Python Pygments library (interfaces with pygmentize using proc_open for now).
VarspoolPygmentsBundle doesn't reinvent the wheel: it uses the Sundown support in KwattroMarkdownBundle to do the initial Markdown rendering.
Installation
Install the Sundown PHP extension
The Sundown extension is available via PECL in beta state, so installing it should be something like:
You'll be able to tell you're successful when the Sundown extension is shown in
the output of php\_info():
Install pygments
This is usually available via your package manager, as the python-pygments
package or similar.
The key thing, however, is just that you have the pygmentize script available
to execute. It's usually at /usr/bin/pygmentize, but if not, you can
configure its location (see app/config.yml below).
Composer
Add varspool/pygments-bundle to your requires field. Then install/update your
dependencies.
app/AppKernel.php
Register the KwattroMarkdownBundle and VarspoolPygmentsBundle:
app/config.yml
Next, configure the default Markdown renderer for the kwattro_markdown service,
so that it'll stop complaining.
You can optionally configure where to find the pygmentize script. The default
is /usr/bin/pygmentize:
You can also specify lexer arguments, that'll be passed to Pygmentize. See the documentation for a list:
Despite its name, this option can also contain formatter arguments, such as linenos.
Usage
Services
kwattro_markdown
KwattroMarkdownBundle usually provides the kwattro_markdown service. This
won't change when you set up VarspoolPygmentsBundle: the service will continue
to provide a Markdown rendering without syntax highlighting. This service is
usually a Kwattro\MarkdownBundle\Markdown\KwattroMarkdown object.
varspool_markdown
Once you've installed VarspoolPygmentsBundle, you'll have a second service
available: vaspool_markdown. This service will extend
Kwattro\MarkdownBundle\Markdown\KwattroMarkdown, so you should just be able
to swap it in as a replacement quite easily. It'll colorize fenced code blocks
in the markdown. This service is usually a
Varspool\PygmentsBundle\Markdown\KwattroMarkdown object.
varspool_pygments
This service is the Sundown renderer instance responsible for coloring the
output. It's usually an instance of Varspool\PygmentsBundle\Sundown\Render\ColorXHTML.
Stylesheets
The Pygments renderer marks up parts of the output with div tags and classes.
You'll then need to assign stlying to these tags.
SCSS/Compass
If you're already using Compass or SASS, there's an example Pygments stylesheet in Resources/public/css/_pygments.scss. The default implementation uses the Solarized color scheme. You should be able to @import this stylesheet from one of your own.
Dynamic Styles
Pygments can provide one of several stylesheets to automatically color the
output. A controller is provided that will output styles by calling
pygmentize -S <style>. To use the controller, reference it from your routing:
Then include a CSS file in your page via the URL /pygments/<pygments_formatter>/<pygments_style>.css.
(e.g. /pygments/html/friendly.css).
Alternatively, you can get the styles as a string from the varspool_pygments service:
