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Hi there,
Since Shiki uses grammars and themes produced by many open source authors, I was wondering if you would be interested in displaying funding/sponsorship links directly in the docs or website somewhere?
Locally I developed a POC to modify github.ts to fetch the FUNDING.yml files for each referenced repo. What I found is:
17 of the tm-themes have a FUNDING.yml
37 of the tm-grammars have a FUNDING.yml
(the number of unique ones is a bit smaller because some people are authors of a few different themes/grammars).
I think we could consider displaying these "❤️" links:
Maybe in the grammar/theme playground app as well?
open to any different suggestions...
(It would also need to parse the funding info according to docs and determine what links to display.)
If you think this is a good idea, I can clean up and submit a PR with my changes to fetch the funding info and some of the other modifications too. Looking forward to hear your thoughts!
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Hi there,
Since Shiki uses grammars and themes produced by many open source authors, I was wondering if you would be interested in displaying funding/sponsorship links directly in the docs or website somewhere?
Locally I developed a POC to modify github.ts to fetch the
FUNDING.yml
files for each referenced repo. What I found is:tm-themes
have a FUNDING.ymltm-grammars
have a FUNDING.yml(the number of unique ones is a bit smaller because some people are authors of a few different themes/grammars).
I think we could consider displaying these "❤️" links:
(It would also need to parse the funding info according to docs and determine what links to display.)
If you think this is a good idea, I can clean up and submit a PR with my changes to fetch the funding info and some of the other modifications too. Looking forward to hear your thoughts!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: