RedCMD
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10 hours ago that Readme shows a basic implementation of VSCode's TextMate in javascript I guess it assumes that you already know what TextMate grammars are
are you not able to import (require) other packages in the web?
oniguruma is the regex library that TextMate uses it is written in C, so it had to be converted to wasm to run on the web
source.js is the scope name that is assigned to the JavaScript language
you can use the await syntax instead of then()
Vue has a syntax playground, idk if it's any use to you here's my implementation (as a VSCode extension) https://github.com/RedCMD/TmLanguage-Syntax-Highlighter/blob/main/src/TextMate.ts
Why are you wanting to use the VSCode's TextMate library? There is also Tree-sitter and highlight.js
I just want to use this library, as a library, not as VSCode accessory. Is that supported?
Do you need help making it useful for the community?
If you direct me towards understanding how this can be used for a browser project, I promise to make a PR for a sensible, helpful README and some use cases.
Because right now it's a total mess, like the original writer was promoted to management in 2018 or something.
What is this README???