Chris Chua
@sirh.cc
Software engineer in Singapore
Remote, Staff+, Platform Engineering, Developer Experience, full-stack, Python, bazel
Previously: In San Francisco, Data Visualization, web, graphics
sirh.cc
Remote, Staff+, Platform Engineering, Developer Experience, full-stack, Python, bazel
Previously: In San Francisco, Data Visualization, web, graphics
sirh.cc
Created an RFC: github.com/withastro/ro...
Add excludeLangs for syntax highlighting · withastro roadmap · Discussion #1124
Body Summary Add an option to exclude certain languages from syntax highlighting. Background & Motivation Syntax highlighting adds markup to code blocks. The default Mermaids integration fails and ...
github.com
February 25, 2025 at 1:48 AM
Created an RFC: github.com/withastro/ro...
Dug into the source, looks like exclusions are managed here github.com/withastro/as...
Will contribute an excludeLangs option when I get a chance.
Will contribute an excludeLangs option when I get a chance.
github.com
February 24, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Dug into the source, looks like exclusions are managed here github.com/withastro/as...
Will contribute an excludeLangs option when I get a chance.
Will contribute an excludeLangs option when I get a chance.
Ah glad to know that the defaults on Hugo support it. I see gohugo.io/content-mana...
Diagrams
Use fenced code blocks and Markdown render hooks to include diagrams in your content.
gohugo.io
February 24, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Ah glad to know that the defaults on Hugo support it. I see gohugo.io/content-mana...
Reposted by Chris Chua
Ran into this issue.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
February 24, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Ran into this issue.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
@webpro.nl @ssp.sh @cassidoo.co in case you’ve taken a stab at mermaid rendering on your blog, curious what you’ve came up with.
I haven’t dug into the syntax highlighting internals but perhaps I should.
I haven’t dug into the syntax highlighting internals but perhaps I should.
February 24, 2025 at 1:22 PM
@webpro.nl @ssp.sh @cassidoo.co in case you’ve taken a stab at mermaid rendering on your blog, curious what you’ve came up with.
I haven’t dug into the syntax highlighting internals but perhaps I should.
I haven’t dug into the syntax highlighting internals but perhaps I should.
…and GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) supports mermaid rendering.
February 24, 2025 at 1:15 PM
…and GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) supports mermaid rendering.
Ran into this issue.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
February 24, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Ran into this issue.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
Syntax highlighting breaks the default way of rendering it via code blocks.
I haven’t found a way to turn off syntax highlighting only for mermaid while leaving it on for other languages.
This is frustrating given I’d think this is a common use case since they support GFM.
Was wondering who else heard that…
February 5, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Was wondering who else heard that…
Future LinkedIn skill:
* Able to persuade diverse set of LLM models.
* Able to persuade diverse set of LLM models.
January 25, 2025 at 11:11 AM
Future LinkedIn skill:
* Able to persuade diverse set of LLM models.
* Able to persuade diverse set of LLM models.
I meant that typically two modes (mocks, real endpoints) are kept available in the test code.
If the test strictly requires mocks and will never run without mocks (i.e. a mode that records new mocks such as when API endpoints have updated) then I typically regard it less of an integration test.
If the test strictly requires mocks and will never run without mocks (i.e. a mode that records new mocks such as when API endpoints have updated) then I typically regard it less of an integration test.
January 15, 2025 at 5:52 AM
I meant that typically two modes (mocks, real endpoints) are kept available in the test code.
If the test strictly requires mocks and will never run without mocks (i.e. a mode that records new mocks such as when API endpoints have updated) then I typically regard it less of an integration test.
If the test strictly requires mocks and will never run without mocks (i.e. a mode that records new mocks such as when API endpoints have updated) then I typically regard it less of an integration test.
It’s okay to do so but there’s still a way to run it without the mocked APIs to hit real endpoints.
It’s not that they must rely on mocks being available.
It’s not that they must rely on mocks being available.
January 15, 2025 at 5:27 AM
It’s okay to do so but there’s still a way to run it without the mocked APIs to hit real endpoints.
It’s not that they must rely on mocks being available.
It’s not that they must rely on mocks being available.
Book that comes to mind is: Non-violent communication.
Not exactly about empathy directly but a tool to help with it.
Not exactly about empathy directly but a tool to help with it.
January 12, 2025 at 12:17 PM
Book that comes to mind is: Non-violent communication.
Not exactly about empathy directly but a tool to help with it.
Not exactly about empathy directly but a tool to help with it.
Wrote on how to use a precompiled gRPC Compiler in Bazel for Python.
Using a Precompiled gRPC Compiler in Bazel for Python
How to use a precompiled gRPC compiler for Python in Bazel
blog.sirh.cc
December 30, 2024 at 10:59 PM
Used ChatGPT as an editor, and published it. Done is better than perfect, heh.
December 30, 2024 at 10:21 PM
Used ChatGPT as an editor, and published it. Done is better than perfect, heh.
Ah, just saw this. You beat me to it.
December 30, 2024 at 11:43 AM
Ah, just saw this. You beat me to it.
December 30, 2024 at 11:41 AM