feat: add line anchors transformer for shiki#8
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I like it! But I think we need to add an example of how to use it 👀 |
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Thanks 🚀 |
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Adds a transformer to enable clickable anchor links on line numbers, similar to GitHub's line linking feature.
What's Added
line-anchors.tstransformer - Addsidattributes to each line (L1, L2, etc.)Usage
Works automatically with
lineNumberstransformer. Users can link to specific lines using#L5in URLs.Why
Enables easy reference and sharing of specific code lines in documentation, similar to GitHub/GitLab.