Zed extension for the Tera templating language.

Zed with zed-tera. Screenshot taken with the catppuccin/zed theme.

1. Open zed: extensions in the command palette (Cmd+Shift+X).
2. Search for the "Tera" extension.
3. Click install.

This extension automatically injects highlighting for "content" within Tera files based on the file extension. To highlight a Tera template for JSON, use the *.json.tera extension. Similarly, you can use *.css.tera, *.html.tera, *.toml.tera, and *.yaml.tera for CSS, HTML, TOML, and YAML respectively (please open an issue if you need support for another language).

If you want all .tera files to highlight surrounding content as HTML (without having to use the .html.tera extension), you can add the following to your project or user config:

{
  "file_types": {
    "Tera (HTML)": ["tera"]
  }
}

If you work in a project with Tera templates that don't use the .tera file extension (such as .html files using Tera syntax), consider adding the following to the .zed/settings.json file in your project.

{
  "file_types": {
    "Tera (HTML)": ["html"]
  }
}

This sets the file type for .html files to Tera (HTML), which will highlight the content as HTML.

MIT