Multiple programming languages organized in tabs

[PoslavskySV]

I have a library which supports two programming languages (say Java and Scala). Is there any way to organize this in tabbed view with markup? Like here:

[thecatalinstan]

Would love to see this one in.

[alexellis]

This would help 💯 with tutorials. What is the best way to do this despite the lack of functionality for it in GitHub?

[PoslavskySV]

@alexellis Unfortunately, I didn't find any beautiful workaround with current GitHub facilities. So, I keep the main documentation of my project on ReadTheDocs where I use sphinx-tabs plugin to organize code in tabbed view.

[matchavez]

Would love to see a simple implementation of this by markdown that looks like:

[tab1][tab2][tab3] Content_of_tab1Content_of_tab1Content_of_tab1Content_of_tab1 [tab1] Content_of_tab2Content_of_tab2Content_of_tab2Content_of_tab2 [tab2] Content_of_tab3Content_of_tab3Content_of_tab3Content_of_tab3 [tab3]

[kroggen]

Or maybe using the markdown-fenced-code-tabs extension, or its syntax

[matchavez]

Would be nice, but it needs to be implemented as a standard. Microsoft has already started backing away from GFM, and they're embracing CommonMark. Personally, I'd like to see some sort of SuperMarkdown that does everything that's in Material for MKDocs as an adopted superset, and changing double underscores from em to underline and single asterisks to no action.

[idwise-team]

This would be amazing!!

[matchavez]

Already exists. https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/reference/content-tabs/#grouping-code-blocks

Like I was saying before… it's just a matter of implementing /reference of M4MKD and changing double-underscore to underline and single * to nothing.