Compose Code Editor is a code highlighting / editing library for compose , it does not make use of web view so it renders fast
It also supports kotlin multiplatform and supports Android,JVM & Web at the moment , It will be better if you could get it from github packages since I use that and post latest versions there and Jitpack might not support multiplatform The version 2.0.3 is only for Android , Its 3.0.0 and afterwards for multiplatform
You can either get this from github packages or jitpack, Please note that Jitpack is android only.
val githubProperties = Properties()
githubProperties.load(FileInputStream(rootProject.file("github.properties")))
allprojects {
repositories {
maven("https://maven.pkg.github.com/username/repo") {
name = "GitHubPackages"
credentials {
username = (githubProperties["gpr.usr"] ?: System.getenv("GPR_USER")).toString()
password = (githubProperties["gpr.key"] ?: System.getenv("GPR_API_KEY")).toString()
}
}
}
}
Create github.properties
file in your project at root level and add two properties (make github personal access token)
gpr.usr=yourgithubusername
gpr.key=yourgithubpersonalaccesstoken
Or you could also set "GPR_USER" (your github username) or "GPR_API_KEY" (your github personal access token) as environment variables This would be very easy and you don't need to worry about checking out this file in git.
implementation("com.wakaztahir:codeeditor:3.0.5")
allprojects {
repositories {
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
}
dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.qawaz:compose-code-editor:2.0.3'
}
// Step 1. Declare Language & Code
val language = CodeLang.Kotlin
val code = """
package com.wakaztahir.codeeditor
fun main(){
println("Hello World");
}
""".trimIndent()
// Step 2. Create Parser & Theme
val parser = remember { PrettifyParser() } // try getting from LocalPrettifyParser.current
var themeState by remember { mutableStateOf(CodeThemeType.Monokai) }
val theme = remember(themeState) { themeState.theme() }
// Step 3. Parse Code For Highlighting
val parsedCode = remember {
parseCodeAsAnnotatedString(
parser = parser,
theme = theme,
lang = language,
code = code
)
}
// Step 4. Display In A Text Composable
Text(parsedCode)
var textFieldValue by remember {
mutableStateOf(
TextFieldValue(
annotatedString = parseCodeAsAnnotatedString(
parser = parser,
theme = theme,
lang = language,
code = code
)
)
)
}
OutlinedTextField(
modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
value = textFieldValue,
onValueChange = {
textFieldValue = it.copy(
annotatedString = parseCodeAsAnnotatedString(
parser = parser,
theme = theme,
lang = language,
code = it.text
)
)
}
)
To display line numbers in the text field we must use a BasicTextField
since it has a parameter for onTextLayout
A basic example can be setup like this , On every text layout a new array is created
which contains top offsets of each line in the BasicTextField
val language = CodeLang.Kotlin
val code = """
package com.wakaztahir.codeeditor
fun main(){
println("Hello World");
}
""".trimIndent()
val parser = remember { PrettifyParser() }
val themeState by remember { mutableStateOf(CodeThemeType.Default) }
val theme = remember(themeState) { themeState.theme }
fun parse(code: String): AnnotatedString {
return parseCodeAsAnnotatedString(
parser = parser,
theme = theme,
lang = language,
code = code
)
}
var textFieldValue by remember { mutableStateOf(TextFieldValue(parse(code))) }
var lineTops by remember { mutableStateOf(emptyArray<Float>()) }
val density = LocalDensity.current
Row {
if (lineTops.isNotEmpty()) {
Box(modifier = Modifier.padding(horizontal = 4.dp)) {
lineTops.forEachIndexed { index, top ->
Text(
modifier = Modifier.offset(y = with(density) { top.toDp() }),
text = index.toString(),
color = MaterialTheme.colors.onBackground.copy(.3f)
)
}
}
}
BasicTextField(
modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
value = textFieldValue,
onValueChange = {
textFieldValue = it.copy(annotatedString = parse(it.text))
},
onTextLayout = { result ->
lineTops = Array(result.lineCount) { result.getLineTop(it) }
}
)
}
Default ("default-code"
), HTML ("default-markup"
) , C/C++/Objective-C ("c"
, "cc"
, "cpp"
, "cxx"
, "cyc"
, "m"
),
C# ("cs"
), Java ("java"
),Kotlin ("kt"
) ,Bash ("bash"
, "bsh"
, "csh"
, "sh"
),
Python ("cv"
, "py"
, "python"
), Perl ("perl"
, "pl"
, "pm"
),
Ruby ("rb"
, "ruby"
), JavaScript ("javascript"
, "js"
),
CoffeeScript ("coffee"
), Rust ("rc"
, "rs"
, "rust"
), Appollo ("apollo"
, "agc"
, "aea"
), Basic ("basic"
, "cbm"
), Clojure ("clj"
),
Css ("css"
), Dart ("dart"
), Erlang ("erlang"
, "erl"
), Go ("go"
),
Haskell ("hs"
), Lisp ("cl"
, "el"
, "lisp"
, "lsp"
, "scm"
, "ss"
, "rkt"
), Llvm ("llvm"
, "ll"
), Lua ("lua"
),
Matlab ("matlab"
), ML (OCaml, SML, F#, etc) ("fs"
, "ml"
), Mumps ("mumps"
),
N ("n"
, "nemerle"
), Pascal ("pascal"
), R ("r"
, "s"
, "R"
, "S"
, "Splus"
), Rd ("Rd"
, "rd"
), Scala ("scala"
), SQL ("sql"
),
Tex ("latex"
, "tex"
), VB ("vb"
, "vbs"
), VHDL ("vhdl"
, "vhd"
),
Tcl ("tcl"
), Wiki ("wiki.meta"
), XQuery ("xq"
, "xquery"
), YAML ("yaml"
, "yml"
), Markdown ("md"
, "markdown"
), formats ("json"
, "xml"
, "proto"
), "regex"
Didn't found yours? Please, open issue to show your interest & I'll try to add this language in next releases.