Add Python syntax highlighting to the text editor

[SethWalkeroo]

This is one of the more advanced and important issues to tackle.

[Ryuno-Ki]

I think, Pygments would be the way to go here.

There are resources on StackOverflow or other projects on GitHub which could be used to get some ideas on how to get started.

[SethWalkeroo]

@Ryuno-Ki I've mulled over stack overflow a bit. I will check out Pygments. Thank you for the resources!

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Hi! I would like to contribute on this. It would be my first contribution ever

[SethWalkeroo]

@WhiteHeadbanger You can contribute to the project, but i'm not really sure how I want to tackle this specific issue yet. If you have something you want to improve on or fix, you can create an issue, and then make a pull request accordingly.

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Fair enough. I'll be using the software for a bit to get familiarized with it

[Sounakde]

What do I have to do to use this software?

[WhiteHeadbanger]

What do I have to do to use this software?

Just clone it and run the quiet.py file

[Ryuno-Ki]

In case python3 -m tkinter throws an error, you can use Docker for it (assuming a GNU/Linux system).

If you can use tkinter, I'd suggest to set up a virtual environment (I'm still using virtualenv --python=python3 from my Python2.7 days …), activate it and then execute python -m quiet.py within that.

@SethWalkeroo Since @Sounakde asked and @WhiteHeadbanger reported to be a first-time contributor, it might make sense to extend the README for a local setup. Let me create a separate issue for that!

[SethWalkeroo]

@Ryuno-Ki Sounds great!