Which syntax a file is written in, from its path — for highlighting source with fuz_code. Like diskfile_content_kind.ts, it reads the extension alone, since the file index says nothing about a file's type.
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ReadonlyMap<string, string> type ReadonlyMap<string, string>
import {LANG_BY_EXTENSION} from '@fuzdev/zzz/path_lang.js'; File extensions (lowercase, without the dot) and the fuz_code language each
is highlighted as — a primary id registered on fuz_code's
syntax_styler_global. JavaScript is highlighted by the TypeScript lexer
(it registers js as an alias); JSX and TSX are left out, since that lexer
doesn't read their markup.
(path: string): string | null import {lang_for_path} from '@fuzdev/zzz/path_lang.js'; The fuz_code language to highlight the file at path as, by its extension
(case-insensitive), or null when there's none — which disables
highlighting.
paththe file's path or name
stringstring | null
(path: string): string | null import {to_path_extension} from '@fuzdev/zzz/path_lang.js'; The extension of the file at path, lowercased and without the dot: the
text after the last . of its last segment, null when that segment has
no .. A dotfile's name is its extension (.bashrc → bashrc), and a
trailing dot gives ''.
paththe file's path or name
stringstring | null