Hey y'all, creator of Torchlight here! I wrote Torchlight because I was super frustrated using the other two syntax highlighters, because it seemed like each o

Hey y'all, creator of Torchlight here! I wrote Torchlight because I was super frustrated using the other two syntax highlighters, because it seemed like each one failed in novel and unique ways. I just wanted a syntax highlighter that was rock solid and I didn't have to worry about. As I started writing it, I realized that there were other features that I had always wanted in my docs/blog posts that I could build into Torchlight and solve once and for all. Stuff like - line numbers - diff highlighting - focus lines - collapsing blocks - multiple themes on a page - hyperlinks from within the code block I think the best part about Torchlight is that you configure everything via _actual code comments_ meaning that you're not adding garbage to your code examples, so they're still 100% valid and can be formatted by your IDE. It also makes them super portable because all the annotations live _inside_ the block, which lets you write your examples as separate files for better organization. I'm still working on new clients, a Ruby one is in the works right now but there are a lot I want to tackle. Let me know what you think!