Prism tracking and usage

Prism is a lightweight, extensible, and easy-to-use syntax highlighting library for web development, tailored specifically for modern web programming languages. It is designed to make it simple for developers to add beautiful code snippets to their websites or blogs, helping to make the code more readable and friendly to viewers.

Prism works by parsing your code snippets and adding appropriate CSS classes to the elements based on the language you specify. These CSS classes correspond to different styles for various parts of your code, such as keywords, strings, variables, etc. The styles are then applied using CSS to give your code a visually appealing appearance and improved readability.

Prism supports a wide range of programming languages and markup languages, including but not limited to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C, C++, C#, Java, Python, PHP, Ruby, Swift, SQL, and many more. The list of supported languages is continuously expanding as the community contributes new language definitions.

Yes, Prism is designed to be extensible and customizable. You can easily add new language support or enhance existing ones by creating new components. Additionally, Prism provides various plugins to extend its functionality, such as line numbers, autolinker, and toolbar, among others. You can also create your own plugins to fit your specific needs.

To include Prism in your website or application, you need to download the Prism CSS and JavaScript files from the official website or use a CDN (Content Delivery Network) link. Once you have the files, you can add them to your project's HTML file by including the links to these files in the head section of your HTML document. After including the files, you can use the `pre` and `code` HTML tags to display your code snippets, specifying the language using the `class` attribute.