Some code examples, e.g. on https://www.rexify.org/get/index.html, show shell code. I suggest to declare the code format using this Markdown syntax to get syntax highlighting. This makes shell command a little more human friendly.
$ rex -T
Tasks
start_apache Start Apache service
uptime Get the uptime of all servers
Server Groups
myservers mywebserver, mymailserver, myfileserver
Output (no syntax highlighting):
$ rex -T
Tasks
start_apache Start Apache service
uptime Get the uptime of all servers
Server Groups
myservers mywebserver, mymailserver, myfileserver
Suggested Markdown syntax:
```console
$ rex -T
Tasks
start_apache Start Apache service
uptime Get the uptime of all servers
Server Groups
myservers mywebserver, mymailserver, myfileserver
```
Output (colored, at least on GitHub):
$ rex -T
Tasks
start_apache Start Apache service
uptime Get the uptime of all servers
Server Groups
myservers mywebserver, mymailserver, myfileserver
Is this supported in the build system of the website? Would you accept a PR applying this?
Some code examples, e.g. on https://www.rexify.org/get/index.html, show shell code. I suggest to declare the code format using this Markdown syntax to get syntax highlighting. This makes shell command a little more human friendly.
Current Markdown syntax (example from https://www.rexify.org/docs/guides/start_using__r__ex.html):
Output (no syntax highlighting):
Suggested Markdown syntax:
Output (colored, at least on GitHub):
Is this supported in the build system of the website? Would you accept a PR applying this?