PRQL contains multiple grammar definitions to enable tools to highlight PRQL code. These are all intended to provide as good an experience as the grammar supports. Please raise any shortcomings in a GitHub issue.
The definitions are somewhat scattered around the codebase; this page serves as an index.
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Ace — supported. The grammar is upstream (prql_highlight_rules.js). See the demo.
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chroma — Go library used by the static website generator Hugo. The grammar is upstream (prql.xml). See the demo.
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Lezer — used by CodeMirror editors. The PRQL file is at
grammars/prql-lezer/README.md
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Handlebars — currently duplicated:
- The book:
book/highlight-prql.js
- The website (outside of the book & playground):
website/themes/prql-theme/static/plugins/highlight/prql.js
- The book:
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Sublime Text — in the
sublime-prql
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TextMate — used by the VS Code extension; in the
prql-vscode
repo inprql-vscode/syntaxes/prql.tmLanguage.json
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Monarch — used by the Monaco editor, which we use for the Playground. The grammar is at
playground/src/workbench/prql-syntax.js
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Pygments — Python library used by Wikipedia, Bitbucket, Sphinx and more. The grammar is upstream (prql.py). See the demo.
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Tree-Sitter — used by the neovim and helix. The grammar can be found at https://github.com/PRQL/tree-sitter-prql.