Documentation

Created by weweave UG
Last updated: Jun 30, 2021

Please check out our YouTube video or our https://weweave.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CONFPRISM/pages/932905118 to get an idea about how Prism Syntax Highlighter for Confluence works.

Table of Contents

Installation

As any app for Confluence Cloud, you can install the app via the Confluence admin menu.

  1. Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.

  2. Click on “Apps > Manage apps” in the header menu.

  3. Click on “Find new apps” on the right navigation.

  4. Search for “Prism Syntax Highlighter for Confluence” and select it.

  5. Click on “Try it free” to install the app.

Usage

Prism Syntax Highlighter for Confluence provides two macro to highlight source code on any confluence page. One macro can be used to define the source code in the macro’s body in Confluence and the other macro includes the source code from a remote location (such as GitHub). To make use of the first option click the “Insert” / “+” Button in the edit mode and select the “Prism Syntax Highlighter” macro and add the source code as macro body. To include source code from a remote location add the “Prism Syntax Highlighter (Remote)” macro and set the macro option “URL” to the remote location.

The macros support the following options:

  • Language: Select the language of the source code to highlight.

  • Height: Optionally define the macro’s height.

  • Line numbers: Check to add line numbers.

  • First line number: If “Line numbers” option is checked, this options defines the line number to start from (leave empty to start from 1).

  • Lines(s) to highlight: Add the lines that should be highlighted in format “1-2,5,9-20”.

  • Download filename: Add a filename to allow downloading the source code.

  • Dialog title: Add a dialog title to allow opening the source code in a fullscreen dialog.

Supported languages

Prism Syntax Highlighter for Confluence supports the following languages:

  • ABAP

  • Augmented Backus–Naur form

  • ActionScript

  • Ada

  • Agda

  • AL

  • ANTLR4

  • Apache Configuration

  • Apex

  • APL

  • AppleScript

  • AQL

  • Arduino

  • ARFF

  • AsciiDoc

  • 6502 Assembly

  • ASP.NET (C#)

  • Atom

  • AutoHotkey

  • AutoIt

  • Bash

  • BASIC

  • Batch

  • BBcode

  • Bison

  • Backus–Naur form

  • Brainfuck

  • BrightScript

  • Bro

  • BSL (1C:Enterprise) + OneScript

  • C

  • C-like

  • Concurnas

  • C#

  • C++

  • CFScript

  • ChaiScript

  • CIL

  • CoffeeScript

  • CMake

  • COBOL

  • Clojure

  • Crystal

  • Content-Security-Policy

  • Coq

  • CSS

  • CSS Extras

  • CSV

  • Cypher

  • D

  • Dart

  • DataWeave

  • DAX

  • Dhall

  • Diff

  • Django/Jinja2

  • DNS zone file

  • Docker

  • DOT (Graphviz)

  • Extended Backus–Naur form

  • EditorConfig

  • Eiffel

  • EJS

  • Elixir

  • Elm

  • Embedded Lua templating

  • ERB

  • Erlang

  • Excel Formula

  • F#

  • Factor

  • False

  • Firestore security rules

  • Flow

  • Fortran

  • FreeMarker Template Language

  • G-code

  • GDScript

  • GEDCOM

  • Gherkin

  • Git

  • GLSL

  • GameMaker Language

  • Go

  • GraphQL

  • Groovy

  • Haml

  • Handlebars

  • Haskell

  • Haxe

  • HCL

  • HLSL

  • HTML

  • HTTP

  • HTTP Public-Key-Pins

  • HTTP Strict-Transport-Security

  • IchigoJam

  • Icon

  • ICU Message Format

  • Idris

  • Ignore Files

  • Structured Text (IEC 61131-3)

  • Inform 7

  • Ini

  • Io

  • J

  • Java

  • JavaDoc

  • JavaDoc-like

  • JavaScript

  • Java stack trace

  • Jexl

  • Jolie

  • JQ

  • JSDoc

  • JS Extras

  • JSON

  • JSON5

  • JSONP

  • JS stack trace

  • JS Templates

  • Julia

  • Keyman

  • Kotlin

  • KuMir

  • LaTeX

  • Latte

  • Less

  • LilyPond

  • LiquidLisp

  • LiveScript

  • LLVM IR

  • Log file

  • LOLCODE

  • Lua

  • Makefile

  • Markdown

  • Markup

  • Markup templating

  • MathML

  • MATLAB

  • MEL

  • Mizar

  • MongoDB

  • Monkey

  • MoonScript

  • N1QL

  • N4JS

  • Nand To Tetris HDL

  • Naninovel Script

  • NASM

  • NEON

  • Nevod

  • nginx

  • Nim

  • Nix

  • NSIS

  • Objective-C

  • OCaml

  • OpenCL

  • OpenQasm

  • Oz

  • PARI/GP

  • Parser

  • Pascal

  • Pascaligo

  • PATROL Scripting Language

  • PC-Axis

  • PeopleCode

  • Perl

  • PHP

  • PHPDoc

  • PHP Extras

  • PL/SQL

  • PowerQuery

  • PowerShell

  • Processing

  • Prolog

  • PromQL

  • .properties

  • Protocol Buffers

  • Pug

  • Puppet

  • Pure

  • PureBasic

  • PureScript

  • Python

  • Q (kdb+ database)

  • Q#

  • QML

  • Qore

  • R

  • Racket

  • React JSX

  • React TSX

  • Reason

  • Regex

  • Rego

  • Ren'py

  • reST (reStructuredText)

  • Rip

  • Roboconf

  • Robot Framework

  • RSS

  • Ruby

  • Rust

  • SAS

  • Sass (Sass)

  • Sass (Scss)

  • Scala

  • Scheme

  • Shell session

  • Smali

  • Smalltalk

  • Smarty

  • SML + SML/NJ

  • Solidity (Ethereum)

  • Solution file

  • Soy (Closure Template)

  • SPARQL

  • Splunk SPL

  • SQF: Status Quo Function (Arma 3)

  • SQL

  • Squirrel

  • Stan

  • Stylus

  • SVG

  • Swift

  • TAP

  • Tcl

  • Textile

  • TOML

  • Template Toolkit 2

  • Turtle

  • Twig

  • TypeScript

  • TypoScript + TSConfig

  • T4 Text Templates (C#)

  • T4 Text Templates (VB)

  • T4 templating

  • UnrealScript

  • URI + URL

  • V

  • Vala

  • VB.Net

  • Velocity

  • Verilog

  • VHDL

  • vim

  • Visual Basic

  • WarpScript

  • WebAssembly

  • Wiki markup

  • Wolfram language + Mathematica + Mathematica Notebook

  • Xeora

  • XML

  • XML doc (.net)

  • Xojo (REALbasic)

  • XQuery

  • YAML

  • YANG

  • Zig