Software and Code Documentation
Syntax Highlighting
Syntax highlighting is when code samples use color-coding and indentations to make it easier to differentiate between parts of the code. In the following code extract, syntax highlighting is used to apply different colors to elements. The background is dark and different colors are used to highlight the different types of code element, for example, var declarations are light blue and the var names, such as icon1, are green.
Syntax highlighting works differently for HTML5 and PDF, but there are some common characteristics:
You can enable and disable syntax highlighting on the layout you use for publishing.
You choose the theme to use for syntax highlighting on the layout. There are many themes, each offering different colors and syntax highlighting.
Paligo can usually detect a code language in a verbatim element, such as programlisting, automatically. But if it is not recognizing your code sample, you can apply a
languageattribute and set the language there.
To get started, see:
Syntax Highlighting for HTML5
To set up syntax highlighting for HTML5 outputs, use the settings on an HTML5 layout, and add attributes to the code sample if required:
Select Layout in the top menu.
Paligo displays a list of Layouts. The list is empty if there are no custom Layouts in your Paligo instance.
Select the Layout you want to update or Create a Layout.
TipYou can copy the URL of the Layout Editor and paste it into a new tab in your browser. This can be useful if you frequently switch between your Paligo content and the Layout settings.
Select Verbatim (code and software) in the sidebar.
Use the settings to set up syntax highlighting:
Highlight verbatim elements - Set the syntax highlighting feature to Enable (on) or Disable (off).
Highlight theme - Choose a theme. Each theme provides a different color scheme for syntax highlighting and may highlight different parts of the code. There are many different themes to choose from and we recommend that you experiment until you find the theme that best meets your requirements.
Select Save.
Paligo will usually be able to recognize the language in a code sample automatically and will apply the chosen theme for syntax highlighting. If Paligo is not recognizing your code sample, you can give the sample a
languageattribute. Paligo will then be able to identify the sample by the value that's set for thelanguageattribute.To set the
languagefor a code sample:Edit the topic that contains the code sample and select the verbatim element for the sample, for example, the
programlistingelement.In the Element attributes section, add the
languageattribute and enter a supported language as the value. For example, javascript. To find out what values are acceptable, see Syntax Highlighting Languages for HTML5.
Select Save.
Syntax Highlighting Languages for HTML5
You can use the language attribute to give code samples a specific programming language. For example, you could give a programlisting element the language attribute and set its value to javascript.
To find out how to add the language attribute, see Syntax Highlighting for HTML5.
The following table shows the values that you can set for the language attribute. For some languages, you can use one of several values, and these are separated by a comma in the table. You should only enter one of the values, for example, for JavaScript you can enter either js or javascript or jsx.
Programming language | Value for the language attribute |
|---|---|
1C | 1c |
4D | 4d |
ABNF | abnf |
Access logs | accesslog |
ActionScript | actionscript, as |
Ada | ada |
Alan | alan, i |
AngelScript | angelscript, asc |
Apache | apache, apacheconf |
AppleScript | applescript, osascript |
Arcade | arcade |
ARM assembler | armasm, arm |
AsciiDoc | asciidoc, adoc |
AspectJ | aspectj |
AutoHotkey | autohotkey |
AutoIt | autoit |
AVR assembler | avrasm |
Awk | awk, mawk, nawk, gawk |
Axapta | axapta |
Bash | bash, sh, zsh |
Basic | basic |
BNF | bnf |
Brainfuck | brainfuck, bf |
C | h |
C/AL | cal |
C# | csharp, cs |
C++ | cpp, hpp, cc, hh, c++, h++, cxx, hxx |
Cache Object Script | cos, cls |
Cap’n Proto | capnproto, capnp |
Clojure | clojure, clj |
CMake | cmake, cmake.in |
CoffeeScript | coffeescript, coffee, cson, iced |
Coq | coq |
Crmsh | crmsh, crm, pcmk |
Crystal | crystal, cr |
CSP | csp |
CSS | css |
Cypher (Neo4j) | cypher |
D | d |
Dart | dart |
Delphi | delphi, dpr, dfm, pas, pascal, freepascal, lazarus, lpr, lfm |
Diff | diff, patch |
Django | django, jinja |
DNS Zone file | dns, zone, bind |
Dockerfile | dockerfile, docker |
DOS | dos, bat, cmd |
dsconfig | dsconfig |
DTS (Device Tree) | dts |
Dust | dust, dst |
Dylan | dylan |
EBNF | ebnf |
Elixir | elixir |
Elm | elm |
Erlang | erlang, erl |
Excel | excel, xls, xlsx |
Extempore | extempore, xtlang, xtm |
F# | fsharp, fs |
FIX | fix |
Fortran | fortran, f90, f95 |
Gams | gams, gms |
GAUSS | gauss, gss |
G-Code | gcode, nc |
GDScript | godot, gdscript |
Gherkin | gherkin |
GN for Ninja | gn, gni |
Go | go, golang |
Golo | golo, gololang |
Gradle | gradle |
Grammatical Framework | gf |
Groovy | groovy |
Haml | haml |
Handlebars | handlebars, hbs, html.hbs, html.handlebars |
Haskell | haskell, hs |
Haxe | haxe, hx |
HTML, XML | xml, html, xhtml, rss, atom, xjb, xsd, xsl, plist, svg |
HTTP | http, https |
Hy | hy, hylang |
Inform7 | inform7, i7 |
Ini, TOML | ini, toml |
IRPF90 | irpf90 |
Java | java, jsp |
JavaScript | javascript, js, jsx |
JSON | json |
Kotlin | kotlin, kt |
Lasso | lasso, ls, lassoscript |
LaTeX | tex |
LDIF | ldif |
Leaf | leaf |
Less | less |
Lisp | lisp |
LiveCode Server | livecodeserver |
LiveScript | livescript, ls |
Lua | lua |
Makefile | makefile, mk, mak |
Markdown | markdown, md, mkdown, mkd |
Mathematica | mathematica, mma, wl |
Matlab | matlab |
Maxima | maxima |
Maya Embedded Language | mel |
Mercury | mercury |
mIRC Scripting Language | mirc, mrc |
Mizar | mizar |
Mojolicious | mojolicious |
Monkey | monkey |
Moonscript | moonscript, moon |
N1QL | n1ql |
Nginx | nginx, nginxconf |
Nim | nimrod |
Nix | nix |
NSIS | nsis |
Objective C | objectivec, mm, objc, obj-c |
OCaml | ocaml, ml |
OpenGL Shading Language | glsl |
OpenSCAD | openscad, scad |
Oracle Rules Language | ruleslanguage |
Oxygene | oxygene |
Parser3 | parser3 |
Perl | perl, pl, pm |
PF | pf, pf.conf |
PHP | php, php3, php4, php5, php6, php7 |
Plaintext | plaintext, txt, text |
Pony | pony |
PostgreSQL & PL/pgSQL | pgsql, postgres, postgresql |
PowerShell | powershell, ps, ps1 |
Processing | processing |
Prolog | prolog |
Properties | properties |
Protocol Buffers | protobuf |
Puppet | puppet, pp |
Python | python, py, gyp |
Python profiler results | profile |
Q | k, kdb |
QML | qml |
R | r |
Razor CSHTML | cshtml, razor, razor-cshtml |
ReasonML | reasonml, re |
RenderMan RIB | rib |
RenderMan RSL | rsl |
Roboconf | graph, instances |
Robot Framework | robot, rf |
RPM spec files | rpm-specfile, rpm, spec, rpm-spec, specfile |
Ruby | ruby, rb, gemspec, podspec, thor, irb |
Rust | rust, rs |
SAS | SAS, sas |
Scala | scala |
Scheme | scheme |
Scilab | scilab, sci |
SCSS | scss |
Shape Expressions | shexc |
Shell | shell, console |
Smali | smali |
Smalltalk | smalltalk, st |
Solidity | solidity, sol |
SQL | sql |
Stan | stan, stanfuncs |
Stata | stata |
STEP Part 21 | p21, step, stp |
Structured Text | iecst, scl, stl, structured-text |
Stylus | stylus, styl |
SubUnit | subunit |
Supercollider | supercollider, sc |
Swift | swift |
Tcl | tcl, tk |
Terraform (HCL) | terraform, tf, hcl |
Test Anything Protocol | tap |
Thrift | thrift |
TP | tp |
Twig | twig, craftcms |
TypeScript | typescript, ts |
Vala | vala |
VB.Net | vbnet, vb |
VBScript | vbscript, vbs |
Verilog | verilog, v |
VHDL | vhdl |
Vim Script | vim |
x86 Assembly | x86asm |
XL | xl, tao |
XQuery | xquery, xpath, xq |
YAML | yml, yaml |
Zephir | zephir, zep |
Syntax Highlighting for PDF
Use a PDF layout to set up syntax highlighting for PDF:
Select Layout in the top menu.
Paligo displays a list of Layouts. The list is empty if there are no custom Layouts in your Paligo instance.
Select the Layout you want to update or Create a Layout.
TipYou can copy the URL of the Layout Editor and paste it into a new tab in your browser. This can be useful if you frequently switch between your Paligo content and the Layout settings.
Select Verbatim (code and software) and choose Syntax Highlight.
Use the settings to set up syntax highlighting for your PDF output:
Turn syntax highlight on - Set the syntax highlighting feature to Enabled (on) or Disabled (off).
Default language when no language attribute has been set - If the code samples in your topics do not have a language set, Paligo will usually be able to identify the language automatically. But if it cannot identify the language, it will assume the code sample is in the default language. Use this setting to define the default language.
Default style for syntax highlight - Choose a theme. Each theme provides a different color scheme for syntax highlighting and may highlight different parts of the code. We recommend that you experiment until you find the theme that best meets your requirements.
NoteThe default language and default style are only used if a code sample does not have its own attributes set for language and style.
Select Save.
You can use the
languageattribute to give a code sample its own language and style settings that will be used instead of the defaults. This is useful if Paligo is unable to recognize the language automatically.Edit the topic that contains the code sample and select the verbatim element for the sample, for example, the
programlistingelement.In the Element Attributes Panel, add the
languageattribute and enter a supported language as the value. For example, javascript. To find out what values you can use, see Syntax Highlighting Languages for PDF.Add the
roleattribute and enter a supported theme name as the value. For example,role:fruity. This is an optional step. Typically, you would want all code samples to use the same theme for consistency, and so would set a default theme on the layout and not use theroleattribute on individual code samples.
NoteYou can set the value to any theme that is listed in the Default style for syntax highlight setting on the PDF layout editor.
Select Save.
When you publish to PDF using the layout you edited, the PDF output will use syntax highlighting. If a code sample has its own language and role set, Paligo will apply those. If a code sample does not have its own language and role set, Paligo will attempt to identify the language automatically and will use the default theme. If Paligo cannot identify the language automatically, it will use the default language that is set in the layout.
Syntax Highlighting Languages for PDF
You can use the language attribute to give code samples a specific programming language. For example, you could give a programlisting element the language attribute and set its value to javascript.
To find out how to add the language attribute, see Syntax Highlighting for PDF.
The following table shows the values that you can set for the language attribute. For some languages, you can use one of several values, and these are separated by a comma in the table. You should only enter one of the values, for example, for JavaScript you can enter either js or javascript.
Language | Value for the language attribute |
|---|---|
ABAP | abap |
ABNF | abnf |
ActionScript | as, actionscript |
ActionScript 3 | as3, actionscript3 |
Ada | ada, ada95, ada2005 |
ADL | adl |
Agda | agda |
Alloy | alloy |
AmbientTalk | at, ambienttalk, ambienttalk/2 |
ANTLR | antlr |
ANTLR with ActionScript Target | antlr-as, antlr-actionscript |
ANTLR with C# Target | antlr-csharp, antlr-c# |
ANTLR with CPP Target | antlr-cpp |
ANTLR with Java Target | antlr-java |
ANTLR with ObjectiveC Target | antlr-objc |
ANTLR with Perl Target | antlr-perl |
ANTLR with Python Target | antlr-python |
ANTLR with Ruby Target | antlr-ruby, antlr-rb |
ApacheConf | apacheconf, aconf, apache |
APL | apl |
AppleScript | applescript |
Arduino | arduino |
AspectJ | aspectj |
Aspx-cs | aspx-cs |
Aspx-vb | aspx-vb |
Asymptote | asy, asymptote |
Autohotkey | ahk, autohotkey |
AutoIt | autoit |
Awk | awk, gawk, mawk, nawk |
Basemake | basemake |
Bash | bash, sh, ksh, shell |
Bash Session | console, shell-session |
Batchfile | bat, batch, dosbatch, winbatch |
BBCode | bbcode |
BC | bc |
Befunge | befunge |
BlitzBasic | blitzbasic, b3d, bplus |
BlitzMax | blitzmax, bmax |
BNF | bnf |
Boo | boo |
Boogie | boogie |
Brainfuck | brainfuck, bf |
Bro | bro |
BUGS | bugs, winbugs, openbugs |
C | c: |
C# | csharp, c# |
C++ | cpp, c++ |
CA65 Assembler | ca65 |
cADL | cadl |
CAmkES | camkes, idl4 |
CBM BASIC V2 | cbmbas |
Ceylon | ceylon |
CFEngine3 | cfengine3, cf3 |
Cfstatement | cfs |
ChaiScript | chai, chaiscript |
Chapel | chsprl, chpl |
Cheetah | cheetah, spitfire |
Cirru | cirru |
Clay | clay |
Clojure | clojure, clj |
ClojureScript | clohurescript, cljs |
CMake | cmake |
C-Objdump | c-objdump |
COBOL | cobol |
COBOLFree | cobolfree |
Coffee-script | coffee-script, coffeescript, coffee |
Coldfusion CFC | cfc |
Coldfusion HMTL | cfm |
Common Lisp | common-lisp, cl, lisp |
Component Pascal | componentpascal, cp |
Control, Debian Control | control, debcontrol |
Coq | coq |
Cpp-Objdump | cpp-objdump, c++-objdumb, cxx-objdump |
CPSA | cpsa |
Crmsh | crmsh, pcmk |
Croc | croc |
Cryptol | cryptol, cry |
Csound Document | csound-document, csound-csd |
Csound Orchestra | csound, csound-orc |
Csound Score | csound-score, csound-sco |
CSS | css |
CSS+Django, CSS+Jinja | css+django, css+jinja |
CSS+Erb, CSS+Ruby | css+erb, css+ruby |
CSS+Genshitext, CSS+Genshi | css+genshitext, css+genshi |
CSS+Lasso | css+lasso |
CSS+Mako | css+mako |
CSS+Mozpreproc | css+mozpreproc |
CSS+Myghty | css+myghty |
CSS+PHP | css+php |
CSS+Smarty | css+smarty |
CUDA | cuda, cu |
Cypher | cypher |
Cython | cython, pyx, pyrex |
D | d |
Dart | dart |
Debian Sourcelist | sourceslist, sources.list, debsources |
Delphi | delphi, pas, pascal, objectpascal |
DG | dg |
Diff | diff, udiff |
Django/Jinja | django, jinja |
D-Objdump | d-objdump |
Docker | dockerfile, docker |
Dpatch | dpatch |
DTD | dtd |
Duel | duel, jbst, jsonml+bst |
Dylan | dylan |
DylanLID | dylan-lid, lid |
Dylan Session | dylan-console, dylan-repl |
Earl Grey | earl-grey, earlgrey, eg |
Easytrieve | easytrieve |
EBNF | ebnf |
eC | ec |
ECL | ecl |
Eiffel | eiffel |
Elixir | elixir, ex, exs |
Elixir iex session | iex |
Elm | elm |
EmacsLisp | emacs, elisp, emacs-lisp |
ERB | erb |
Erlang | erlang |
Erlang ERL Session | erl |
Evoque | evoque |
Ezhil | ezhil |
Factor | factor |
Fancy | fancy, fy |
Fantom | fan |
Felix | felix, flx |
Fish | fish, fishshell |
Fortran | fortran |
FortranFixed | fortranfixed |
FoxPro, VFP, Clipper, XBase | foxpro, vfp, clipper, xbase |
FSharp | fsharp |
GAP | gap |
GAS | gas, asm |
Genshi | genshi, kid, xml+genshi, xml+kid |
Genshi Text | genshitext |
Gettext Catalog | pot, po |
Gherkin | cucumber, gherkin |
GLSL | glsl |
Gnuplot | gnuplot |
Go | go |
Golo | golo |
GoodData-CL | gooddata-cl |
Gosu | gosu |
Gosu Template | gst |
Groff | groff, nroff, man |
Groovy | groovy |
Haml | haml |
Handlebars | Handlebars |
Haskell | haskell, hs |
Haxe | hx, haxe, hxsl |
Hexdump | Hexdump |
HTML | html |
HTML_Twig | html+twig |
HTML+Cheetah | html+cheetah, html+spitfire, htmlcheetah |
HTML+Django/Jinja | html+django, html+jinja, htmldjango |
HTML+Evoque | html+evoque |
HTML+Genshi | html+genshi, html+kid |
HTML+Handlebars | html+handlebars |
HTML+Lasso | html+lasso |
HTML+Mako | html+mako |
HTML+Myghty | html+myghty |
HTML+PHP | html+php |
HTML+Smarty | html+smarty |
HTML+Velocity | html+velocity |
HTTP | http |
HXML | haxeml, hxml |
Hy | hylang |
Hybris | hybris, hy |
IDL | idl |
Idris | idris, idr |
Igor | igor, igorpro |
Inform 6 | inform6, i6 |
Inform 6 template | i6t |
Inform7, i7 | inform7, i7 |
INI | ini, cfg, dosini |
Io | io |
Ioke | ioke, ik |
IRC logs | irc |
Isabelle | isabelle |
J | j |
Jade | jade |
JAGS | jags |
Jasmin | jasmin, jasminxt |
Java | java |
JavaScript | js, javascript |
JavaScript+Cheetah | js+cheetah, javascript+cheetah, js+spitfire, javascript+spitfire |
JavaScript+Django/Jinja | js+django, javascript+django, js+jinja, javascript+jinja |
JavaScript+Genshitext, | js+genshitext, js+genshi, javascript+genshitext, javascript+genshi |
JavaScript+Lasso | js+lasso, javascript+lasso |
JavaScript+Mako | js+mako, javascript+mako |
Javascript+Mozpreproc | javascript+mozpreproc |
JavaScript+Myghty | js+myghty, javascript+myghty |
JavaScript+PHP | js+php, javascript+php |
Javascript+Ruby | js+erb, javascript+erb, js+ruby, javascript+ruby |
JavaScript+Smarty | js+smarty, javascript+smarty |
Java Server Page | jsp |
JCL | jcl |
JLCON Julia Console | jlcon |
JSON | json |
JSON-LD | jsonld, json-ld |
Julia | julia, jl |
Kal | kal |
Kconfig | kconfig, menuconfig, linux-config, kernel-config |
Koka | koka |
Kotlin | kotlin |
Lasso | lasso, lassoscript |
Lean | lean |
LessCSS | less |
Lighttpd configuration | lighty, lighttpd |
Limbo | limbo |
Liquid | liquid |
Literate Cryptol | lcry, literate-cryptol, lcryptol |
Literate-Haskell | lhs, literate-haskell, lhaskell |
Literate Idris | lidr, literate-idris, lidris |
Literate Lagda | lagda, literate-agda |
Live-Script | live-script, livescript |
LLVM | llvm |
Logos | logos |
Logtalk | logtalk |
LSL | lsl |
Lua | lua |
Makefile | make, makefile, mf, bsdmake |
Mako | mako |
MAQL | maql |
Mask | mask |
Mason | mason |
Mathematica | mathematica, mma, nb |
Matlab | matlab |
Matlab session | matlabsession |
MiniD | minid |
Modelica | modelica |
Modula-2 | modula2, m2 |
MoinMoin/Trac Wiki markup | trac-wiki, moin |
Monkey | monkey |
MOOCode | moocode, moo |
MoonScript | moon, moonscript |
Mozhashpreproc | mozhashpreproc |
Mozpercentpreproc | mozpercentpreproc |
MQL | mql, mq4, mq5, mql4, mql5 |
Mscgen | mscgen, msc |
MSDOS Session | doscon |
MuPAD | mupad |
MXML | mxml |
Myghty | myghty |
MySQL | mysql |
NASM | nasm |
Nemerle | nemerle |
nesC | nesc |
NewLisp | newlisp |
Newspeak | newspeak |
Nginx configuration | nginx |
Nimrod | nimrod, nim |
Nit | nit |
Nix | nixos, nix |
NSIS | nsis, nsi, nsh |
NumPy | numpy |
Objdump | objdump |
Objdump-nasm | objdump-nasm |
Objective-C | objective-c, objectivec, obj-c, objc |
Objective-C++ | objective-c++, objectivec++, obj-c++, objc++ |
Objective-J | objective-j, objectivej, obj-j, objj |
OCaml | ocaml |
Octave | octave |
ODIN | odin |
Ooc | ooc |
Opa | opa |
OpenEdge ABL | openedge, abl, progress |
PacmanConf | pacmanconf |
Pan | pan |
Parasail | parasail |
Pawn | pawn |
Perl | perl, pl |
Perl6 | perl6, pl6 |
PHP | php, php3, php4, php5 |
Pig | pig |
Pike | pike |
PkgConfig | pkgconfig |
plpgsql | PL/pgSQL |
PostgreSQL | postgresql, postgres |
PostgreSQL console | psql, postgresql-console, postgres-console |
PostScript | postscript, postscr |
POVRay | pov |
PowerShell | powershell, posh, ps1, psm1 |
PowerShell Session | ps1con |
Praat | praat |
Prolog | prolog |
Properties | properties, jproperties |
Protocol Buffer | protobuf, proto |
Puppet | puppet |
Python 3 | python3, py3 |
Python 3.0 Traceback | py3tb |
Python console session | pycon |
QBasic | qbasic, basic |
QML | qml, qbs |
QVTO | qvto, qvt |
Racket | racket, rkt |
Ragel | ragel |
Ragel - Embedded | ragel-em |
Ragel in C Host | ragel-c |
Ragel in CPP Host | ragel-cpp |
Ragel in D Host | ragel-d |
Ragel in Java Host | ragel-java |
Ragel in Objective C Host | ragel-objc |
Ragel in Ruby Host | ragel-ruby, ragel-rb |
Raw token data | raw |
RConsole | rconsole, rout |
Rd | rd |
REBOL | rebol |
Red | red, red/system |
Redcode | redcode |
Reg | registry |
ResourceBundle | resource, resourcebundle |
reStructuredText | rst, rest, restructuredtext |
Rexx | rexx, arexx |
RHTML | rhtml, html+erb, html+ruby |
Roboconf Graph | roboconf-graph |
Roboconf Instances | roboconf-instances |
RobotFramework | robotframework |
RPMSpec | spec |
RQL | rql |
RSL | rsl |
Ruby | rb, ruby, duby |
Ruby irb session | rbcon, irb |
Rust | rust |
S | splus, s, r |
Sass | sass |
Scala | scala |
Scalate Server Page | ssp |
Scaml | scaml |
Scheme | scheme, scm |
Scilab | scilab |
SCSS | scss |
Shen | shen |
Slim | slim |
Smali | smali |
Smalltalk | smalltalk, squeak, st |
Smarty | smarty |
Snobol | snobol |
SourcePawn | sp |
SPARQL | sparql |
SQL | sql |
sqlite3con | sqlite3 |
SquidConf | squidconf, squid.conf, squid |
Stan | stan |
Standard ML | sml |
SuperCollider | sc, supercollider |
SWIG | swig |
systemverilog | systemverilog, sv |
TADS 3 | tads3 |
TAP | tap |
Tcl | tcl |
Tcsh | tcsh, csh |
Tea | tea |
Termcap | termcap |
Terminfo | terminfo |
Terraform | terraform, tf |
TeX | tex, latex |
Text only | text |
Thrift | thrift |
Todotxt | todotxt |
TrafficScript | rts, trafficscript |
Treetop | treetop |
Turtle | turtle |
Twig | twig |
TypeScript | ts, typescript |
UrbiScript | urbiscript |
Vala | vala, vapi |
VB.net | vb.net, vbnet |
VCTreeStatus | vctreestatus |
Velocity | velocity |
Verilog, v | verilog, v |
VGL | vgl |
vhdl | vhdl |
VimL | vim |
X10 | x10, xten |
XML | xml |
XML+Cheetah | xml+cheetah, xml+spitfire |
XML+Django/Jinja | xml+django, xml+jinja |
XML+Evoque | xml+evoque |
XML+Lasso | xml+lasso |
XML+Mako | xml+mako |
XML+Myghty | xml+myghty |
XML+PHP | xml+php |
XML+Ruby | xml+erb, xml+ruby |
XML+Smarty | xml+smarty |
XML+Velocity | xml+velocity |
XSLT | xslt |
xsltXQuery | xquery, xqy, xq, xql, xqm |
Xtend | xtend |
XUL+mozpreproc | xul+mozpreproc |
YAML | yaml |
YAML+Jinja | yaml+jinja, salt, sls |
Zephir | zephir |