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It would be very useful if printed pages would have page numbers.

The code printer inserts many blank lines (~6 pages) at around line 415.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openfaas-incubator/ofc-bootstrap/master/main.go

I used your tool to generate around 30+ PDFs, and 4 of them got weirdly small font. Here is one of them.
KVS_BusRoutes.html.pdf

I couldn't understand why this is happening. I am 80% sure it is due to something in the code (all 4 codes have too similar code), but couldn't figure out what.

Need to use fonts that are universal across all operating systems and browsers.

It would be very useful when using the web-site through iPad or iPhone

it is super maybe, i think there is no program that print all code at the specific repo at github. if this skill is in this, this will be masterpiece better than now

Printed code should be properly highlighted.

Some of the elements at the top are not clear what they do.

React Hooks didn't exist when codeprinter was last overhauled. Look into how it may benefit the project and make the necessary changes.

There is an extra page on the printout, regardless of the number of pages being printed.

Look into using Bulma instead of Bootstrap / Reactstrap. Will likely need to a smaller deployable and possibly a nicer looking interface.

Reddit user Merc92 brought up that single apostrophes were showing up just as their html encoded version.

The program removes all indentation when the code is printed. This is likely a result of the regular expression on Line 30 which splits the input text into "words".

Just to add to the wish list, I'd like to see thin vertical lines at the indentation (tab) levels of my code, like most code editors show these days. Thanks. Not holding my breath for this.

Hi there.

This tool can be quite handy. However, for talking about printed code, line numbers would be very helpful. Is this feature already there and I just haven't found it?

Edit: I guess there's no easy way here..

Thanks a lot
Stephan

The font hack is great for code and different from the other fonts included in codeprinter.
github page
homepage

I would like Solidity language to be supported. I tried it today using GitHub highlighting option but it's not correctly highlighting it.

Solidity is a smart-contract language and smart-contracts need to be strictly reviewed so programmers often print them for review tasks. This could be really useful for many people.

Is there an option for darkmode and I cant find it?
If not it would be great if it could be added!

Self explanatory. I was trying a method of printing 53 lines out (one page) before inserting a bunch of newline characters to get the margins right, but that only sort of works as long as a line of text fits on a page (no text wrapping). I think the next way to figure this out is going to be something to the effect of finding out the exact width of a character and calculating how many characters can fit on a line.

Google Docs really does the word processing UI right. The UI for code printer should look similar, with different (monospace only) fonts, font sizes, and color highlighting choices.

Syntax highlighting was broken by the last commit

App no longer builds. This can be addressed with npm i react-scripts@latest, but it looks like there are still some issues with that.

Other dependencies are out of date as well. React itself, React Syntax Highlighter, etc... A lot has changed in 5 years 😄

User should be able to edit the font and font size used in the printout

Codeprinter needs to sanitize the text input. In some cases where single quotes are used, the text can become enlarged when printed:

UI should have code highlighting as well.

Concerns of pasting into "some website" would be reduced if it was at least served over HTTPS.

Please consider doing that if possible.

The GitHub highlight.js syntax theme that is provided by default does not really match the current GitHub syntax highlighting style.

Two options:

1. Create a new theme that more closely matches GitHub
2. Replace the GitHub theme and create a new custom theme in general