Where does the markdown source code live?

[brillout]

I'd love to be able to use your wonderful markdown style, and your code-block style in general, for my project's documentation.

I'm especially interested in the PR code diffing. They look great.

I can't find where the code lives that generates the code blocks.

For example I cannot find where the following comes from:

<td class="blob-code blob-code-addition">
  <span class="blob-code-inner blob-code-marker-addition">
  </span>
</td>

I tried searching for blob-code-addition but couldn't find anything.

Any pointers to where that code lives? Thanks.

[simurai]

@brillout I'd love to be able to use your wonderful markdown style

Markdown styles are available by wrapping markdown in a markdown-body class.

I'm especially interested in the PR code diffing.

Unfortunately these blob-code diff styles don't exist in Primer CSS and are some custom internal styles.

Not sure if/when it will be available? That code is quite old and might be hard to extract. You might could try to "reverse engineer" it by grabbing the styles from the inspector.

[brillout]

Thanks for the answer :-). I think it would be absolutely amazing to allow the community to benefit from your wonderful work. I would love to use the exact same style than GitHub, and the whole ecosystem will as well :-).

[adrian5]

I was looking into the same issue and found your discussion. I think these are now available, in case anyone stumbles upon this in the future.