VS Code built-in markdown extension's Textmate grammar

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README.md

VS Code Markdown Grammar

VS Code markdown extension's TextMate grammar.

Contributing

The main grammar is stored in syntaxes/markdown.tmLanguage. This file is generated from markdown.tmLanguage.base.yaml:

Building

To generate the main grammar:

npm install
npm run build

Testing

To run the grammar tests:

npm run test

The test cases are stored as markdown files under test/colorize-fixtures. Grammar test results are stored under test/colorize-results, which are automatically generated from the fixtures.

To test the grammar in VS Code, select the Launch Extension configuration in the VS Code debugger and run.