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README.md

monaco-tm

This attempts to get TextMate grammars working in standalne Monaco by leveraging vscode-oniguruma and vscode-textmate. For more context, see: https://github.com/microsoft/monaco-editor/issues/1915.

Run demo

Status

Currently, I am trying to use this to verify I can get the Hack grammar working in standalone Monaco. Unfortunately, it is not working yet.

To try other languages, play with options at the bottom of app.ts.

I also took a brief look at:

I believe that demo reimplements some of what vscode-textmate provides. I would prefer to have something as close to the VS Code implementation as possible.