Code Block @astryx-svelte/core v0.3.0 · CodeBlock

Usage

CodeBlock renders syntax-highlighted code with line numbers, a copy button, and optional collapsible sections. Use CodeBlock for multi-line snippets like source files, terminal commands, and configuration examples. Use Code for inline references to function names, variables, or CLI flags within body text.
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import { CodeBlock } from '@astryx-svelte/core';

Best practices

GuidancePractices
DoSet the language prop to match the code content so syntax highlighting is accurate. Use "plaintext" when the language is unknown.
DoAdd a title when the code represents a file. It gives readers context and appears in the header bar alongside the copy button.
DoUse Code for short inline references like function names or CLI flags, and CodeBlock for standalone multi-line snippets.
Don'tEnable line numbers on short snippets (under 5 lines) where they add clutter without helping navigation.
Don'tNest a code block inside a scrollable container. Use the maxHeight prop instead, which handles overflow natively.

Examples

Common configurations, variations, and states.
Code — Snippet
Short terminal commands with a copy button and no line numbers. Use for install instructions or one-liner commands that readers will paste directly.
Code — Highlighted
TypeScript code with specific lines highlighted to draw attention to a key section. Use highlightLines to call out new or important code in tutorials and changelogs.
Code — Config
A JSON configuration file with a title bar and line numbers. The title prop adds a filename label in the header so readers know which file the code belongs to.
Code — Scrollable
A long code block with a max height that enables vertical scrolling. Use maxHeight to keep the block from dominating the page when displaying large files.
Code — Terminal
A dark terminal-style command block: a bash CodeBlock wrapped in SyntaxTheme with the GitHub Dark preset, copy button on, and no line numbers. Use for shell sessions or CLI output that should read as a terminal even on light pages. Reach for a dark syntax preset instead of hand-rolling a dark box with custom CSS.