If you don't know what tree-sitter is or how to use it, here's a quick guide to just setting up this repo so you can use it for highlighting or whatever:
- install tree-sitter:
npm i -g tree-sitter-cli
- and dependencies for this repo:
npm i
- and dependencies for this repo:
- run
tree-sitter generate
to generate the parser
For syntax highlighting, also do this:
tree-sitter init-config
to generate a config file- Add the necessary colors from
queries/highlights.scm
to the config - Alternatively, copy my config which is meant to resemble vscode's Dark+ theme
{
"parser-directories": [
// Don't forget to add the **parent directory** of this repo
// On my machine, this repo sits in "tree-sitter-ursl" which is in the following directory:
"C:\\Users\\Terrain\\Documents\\Code\\tree-sitter"
],
"theme": {
"header": "#C586C0",
"macro": "#C586C0",
"instruction": "#569cd6",
"instruction.unknown": {
"color": "#569cd6",
"italic": true
},
"label": "#DCDCAA",
"register": "#9CDCFE",
"address": "#4FC1FF",
"port": "#4EC9B0",
"string": "#ce9178",
"string.special": "#d7ba7d",
"number": "#b5cea8",
"identifier": {
"color": "#FFFFFF",
"italic": true
},
"identifier.placeholder": {
"color": "#9CDCFE",
"italic": true
},
// probably shouldn't delete the default entries after this point
}
}
And if you make any changes to grammar.js
, run tree-sitter generate
again.
tree-sitter parse file.ursl
: parse and view a syntax treetree-sitter highlight file.ursl
: highlights the file in the terminal