use dracula theme for prismjs #14
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Fixes: #1
So this was a little more involved than I expected. The issue is that the
draculatheme is not included in theprismjsnode package, so passing that theme as an option didn't work. Additionally, when defining the theme inapp.cssit would be overriden by the one invendor.css.Solution:
app.import('app/styles/prism-dracula.css')inember-cli-build.jsto import the new theme after that and override the defaultThis is not the most elegant solution, but it seems to work.