
 
 - Highlight 1 - Efficient processing by grouping code blocks by language, reducing unnecessary child process overhead. 
- Highlight 2 - Open-source and extensible, allowing contributors to add support for more languages easily. 
- Highlight 3 - Lightweight and optimized for speed, making it ideal for large markdown files with multiple code blocks. 
 
 - Improvement 1 - Limited documentation and examples, which may make onboarding new users or contributors difficult. 
- Improvement 2 - Lack of a user-friendly interface or CLI enhancements for non-technical users who may want to format without deep configuration knowledge. 
- Improvement 3 - Currently supports a limited set of languages; expanding language coverage out of the box would increase adoption. 
- Product Functionality - Add support for more programming languages by default and provide configuration options for custom formatters. 
- UI & UX - Create a simple web-based or graphical interface in addition to CLI for easier usage, especially for less technical users. 
- SEO or Marketing - Improve GitHub README with detailed usage examples, screenshots, and badges. Publish a blog post or tutorial on popular developer platforms like Dev.to and Medium. 
- MultiLanguage Support - Offer documentation and examples in multiple languages (e.g., English, Chinese, Spanish) to reach a global developer audience. 
- 1What is codefmt used for? codefmt is used to format code blocks within markdown files, ensuring consistent and clean formatting for different programming languages. 
- 2How does codefmt improve performance compared to other tools? Instead of spawning a separate process for each code block, codefmt groups code blocks by language and spawns one formatter process per language, reducing overhead. 
- 3Can I add support for more languages? Yes, codefmt is open-source and designed to be extensible. Developers can contribute additional language support via the GitHub repository. 
