fixes, styling improvement including inlined code

lib/home73k/blog/post.ex

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ defmodule Home73k.Blog.Post do
   # """ parse_body/1
   # Convert body markdown to html, and highlight code fence blocks
   defp parse_body({fm, md}) do
-    html = Earmark.as_html!(md) |> Highlighter.highlight_code_blocks()
+    html = Earmark.as_html!(md) |> Highlighter.highlight_all()
     Map.put(fm, :body, html)
   end
 

lib/home73k/highlighter.ex

@@ -8,7 +8,14 @@ defmodule Home73k.Highlighter do
   @chroma_bin Home73k.app_chroma_bin() |> Path.expand()
 
   @doc """
-  Highlights all code block in an already generated HTML document.
+  Highlights all code in HTML (fenced code blocks and inlined code)
+  """
+  def highlight_all(html) do
+    highlight_code_blocks(html) |> highlight_code_inlined()
+  end
+
+  @doc """
+  Highlights fenced code blocks in HTML document
   """
   def highlight_code_blocks(html) do
     ~r/<pre><code(?:\s+class="(\w*)")?>([^<]*)<\/code><\/pre>/
@@ -16,6 +23,31 @@ defmodule Home73k.Highlighter do
   end
 
   defp highlight_code_block(_full_block, lang, code) do
+    # perform the code highlighting
+    highlighted = highlight_code(lang, code)
+    # return properly wrapped highlighted code
+    ~s(<pre class="chroma"><code class="language-#{lang}">#{highlighted}</code></pre>)
+  end
+
+  @doc """
+  Highlights inlined code in HTML document
+  """
+  def highlight_code_inlined(html) do
+    ~r/<code(?:\s+class="inline lang-(\w*)")?>([^<]*)<\/code>/
+    |> Regex.replace(html, &highlight_code_inline(&1, &2, &3))
+  end
+
+  defp highlight_code_inline(_full_block, lang, code) do
+    # perform the code highlighting
+    highlighted = highlight_code(lang, code)
+    # return properly wrapped highlighted code
+    ~s(<code class="inline chroma language-#{lang}">#{highlighted}</code>)
+  end
+
+  # """
+  # Performs code highlighting using chroma
+  # """
+  defp highlight_code(lang, code) do
     # unescape the code
     unescaped_code = unescape_html(code) |> IO.iodata_to_binary()
 
@@ -25,12 +57,12 @@ defmodule Home73k.Highlighter do
 
     # use chroma to highlight the code via temp file
     bin_args = ["-l", lang, "-f", "html", "--html-only", "--html-prevent-surrounding-pre", tmp_file]
-    {highlighted, _} = System.cmd(@chroma_bin, bin_args)
+    System.cmd(@chroma_bin, bin_args) |> elem(0)
-
-    # return properly wrapped highlighted code
-    ~s(<pre class="chroma"><code class="language-#{lang}">#{highlighted}</code></pre>)
   end
 
+  # """
+  # Code below for unescaping html, since it's escaped by Earmark markdown parsing
+  # """
   entities = [{"&amp;", ?&}, {"&lt;", ?<}, {"&gt;", ?>}, {"&quot;", ?"}, {"&#39;", ?'}]
 
   for {encoded, decoded} <- entities do

lib/home73k_web/live/blog_live.ex

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ defmodule Home73kWeb.BlogLive do
   defp init_per_live_action(:show, socket, %{"id" => id}) do
     post = Blog.get_post_by_id!(id)
     socket
-    |> assign(:page_title, "Blog \\ post.title")
+    |> assign(:page_title, "Blog \\ #{post.title}")
     |> assign(:posts, [post])
     |> assign(:page_count, nil)
     |> assign_prev_next(0)

priv/content/2018/03/2018-03-24_pihole-love.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ I also whitelisted several relevant domains from both the bottom of the Big Bloc
 
 We found my partner couldn't use a website related to her profession. It would just get stuck loading and it wasn't clear why. With Chrome (can do this in Firefox, too) I was able to use F12 to open the DevTools, click Network, reload the page, and see in red what was failing to load.
 
-In this case, the Pi-hole was blocking "cdns.gigya.com," a content delivery service hosting a javascript the page wanted to use. Off to the Pi-hole web interface (or cli with `pihole -w`) to quickly whitelist, and the site worked again.
+In this case, the Pi-hole was blocking "cdns.gigya.com," a content delivery service hosting a javascript the page wanted to use. Off to the Pi-hole web interface (or cli with ``pihole -w``{:.lang-shell}) to quickly whitelist, and the site worked again.
 
 The same for "prod.imgur.map.fastlylb.net," apparently needed for imgur to work.
 

priv/content/2021/04/2021-04-05_blog-incorporated.md

@@ -18,7 +18,9 @@ I set to incorporating my blog posts and previous static webpack-based design in
 
 For one, as much as I love Elxiir, the only server-side syntax-highlighting package out there doesn't support enough languages for my needs. I didn't like the idea of using client-side javascript, so I decided to leverage [Chroma's cli](https://github.com/alecthomas/chroma#command-line-interface). Hooking elixir's System.cmd/3 in with a trimmed & modified version of [the ExDoc syntax highlighter code](https://github.com/elixir-lang/ex_doc/blob/d5cde30f55c7e0cde486ec3878067aee82ccc924/lib/ex_doc/highlighter.ex), after parsing the markdown to html, I'm able to isolate all fenced code in a post, write each code fragment to a temp file, apply highlight classes via chroma, and replace the code in the post.
 
-*(As an aside, I at first tried using [Pygments' `pygmentize` cli](https://pygments.org/docs/cmdline/), which worked fine, but I realized it didn't seem to support vue templates, and I do some work with vue. At some point it might be fun to try to figure out how to implement the lexers I need in the elixir native project [makeup](https://github.com/elixir-makeup/makeup) but that's a big task to tackle some other day!)*
+*(As an aside, I at first tried using the [Pygments cli](https://pygments.org/docs/cmdline/), which worked fine, but I realized it didn't seem to support vue templates, and I do some work with vue. At some point it might be fun to try to figure out how to implement the lexers I need in the elixir native project [makeup](https://github.com/elixir-makeup/makeup) but that's a big task to tackle some other day!)*
+
+Incidentally, [Earmark](https://github.com/pragdave/earmark)'s markdown parsing includes support for setting the language for inline code with a braced suffix --- e.g., `` `console.log('test');`{:.lang-javascript} ``{:.lang-markdown} --- so my highlighter code below includes support for such code elements.
 
 I also found code hot-reloading wasn't working great if I added or removed a file, even if I canceled all elixir processes and started it up again. I had to get this fixed because the plan was to deploy new content and other changes via git repository post-receive hook, and while I can script the recompilation, and probably add in a `--force` flag or something, I wanted it cleaner. Plus I just wanted the convenience of writing posts in dev mode with a preview.
 
@@ -35,15 +37,60 @@ end
 
 Following that change, new markdown files are recognized and included as expected.
 
-And, FWIW, here's the meat of my modified highlighter using chroma (NOTE: the CSS styles can be exported separately (like so: `~/go/bin/chroma -s base16-snazzy --html-styles > _chroma.css`), or you can use styles from Pygments, including custom styles like [nord_pygments](https://github.com/sbrisard/nord_pygments)). Once included in your app.scss, if you use purgecss like me, you'll need to add the chroma class (or whatever class you're using) to the safelist for the webpack plugin: `safelist: {greedy: [/phx/, /topbar/, /inline/, /chroma/]}` .)
+And, FWIW, here's my modified highlighter module using chroma (I've exported the CSS styles separately (like so: `~/go/bin/chroma -s base16-snazzy --html-styles > _chroma.css`{:.lang-shell}) to include in my `app.scss`. If you use purgecss like me, you'll need to add the `.chroma`{:.lang-css} class to the safelist for the webpack plugin: `safelist: {greedy: [/phx/, /topbar/, /inline/, /chroma/]}`{:.lang-javascript} .)
 
 ```elixir
+defmodule Home73k.Highlighter do
+  @moduledoc """
+  Performs code highlighting.
+  """
+
+  alias Home73k.Temp
+
+  # This refers to a method that gets the chroma binary location from application config
+  @chroma_bin Home73k.app_chroma_bin() |> Path.expand()
+
+  @doc """
+  Highlights all code in HTML (fenced code blocks and inlined code)
+  """
+  def highlight_all(html) do
+    highlight_code_blocks(html) |> highlight_code_inlined()
+  end
+
+  @doc """
+  Highlights fenced code blocks in HTML document
+  """
   def highlight_code_blocks(html) do
     ~r/<pre><code(?:\s+class="(\w*)")?>([^<]*)<\/code><\/pre>/
     |> Regex.replace(html, &highlight_code_block(&1, &2, &3))
   end
 
   defp highlight_code_block(_full_block, lang, code) do
+    # perform the code highlighting
+    highlighted = highlight_code(lang, code)
+    # return properly wrapped highlighted code
+    ~s(<pre class="chroma"><code class="language-#{lang}">#{highlighted}</code></pre>)
+  end
+
+  @doc """
+  Highlights inlined code in HTML document
+  """
+  def highlight_code_inlined(html) do
+    ~r/<code(?:\s+class="inline lang-(\w*)")?>([^<]*)<\/code>/
+    |> Regex.replace(html, &highlight_code_inline(&1, &2, &3))
+  end
+
+  defp highlight_code_inline(_full_block, lang, code) do
+    # perform the code highlighting
+    highlighted = highlight_code(lang, code)
+    # return properly wrapped highlighted code
+    ~s(<code class="inline chroma language-#{lang}">#{highlighted}</code>)
+  end
+
+  # """
+  # Performs code highlighting using chroma
+  # """
+  defp highlight_code(lang, code) do
     # unescape the code
     unescaped_code = unescape_html(code) |> IO.iodata_to_binary()
 
@@ -53,11 +100,26 @@ defp highlight_code_block(_full_block, lang, code) do
 
     # use chroma to highlight the code via temp file
     bin_args = ["-l", lang, "-f", "html", "--html-only", "--html-prevent-surrounding-pre", tmp_file]
-  # The '@chroma_bin' module attribute retrieves the configured
+    System.cmd(@chroma_bin, bin_args) |> elem(0)
-  # location of the chroma cli binary from the application config.
+  end
-  {highlighted, _} = System.cmd(@chroma_bin, bin_args)
 
-  # return properly wrapped highlighted code
+  # """
-  ~s(<pre class="chroma"><code class="language-#{lang}">#{highlighted}</code></pre>)
+  # Code below for unescaping html, since it's escaped by Earmark markdown parsing
+  # """
+  entities = [{"&amp;", ?&}, {"&lt;", ?<}, {"&gt;", ?>}, {"&quot;", ?"}, {"&#39;", ?'}]
+
+  for {encoded, decoded} <- entities do
+    defp unescape_html(unquote(encoded) <> rest) do
+      [unquote(decoded) | unescape_html(rest)]
+    end
+  end
+
+  defp unescape_html(<<c, rest::binary>>) do
+    [c | unescape_html(rest)]
+  end
+
+  defp unescape_html(<<>>) do
+    []
+  end
 end
 ```