2015-07-16 21:15:43 +02:00
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# nanoColors (Syntax highlight for nano)
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**Here are some steps to help you out (for Mac users)**
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1. Create a new directory in /usr/local/share/ called 'nano' like this:
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```mkdir /usr/local/share/nano```
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2. Now, using nano, make a nano resource file for your C syntax like this:
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```nano /usr/local/share/nano/javascript.nanorc```
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3. Now put your javascript.nanorc code highlighting in this file and save it.
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4. Save that file and now open your user’s nano resource file by typing:
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```nano ~/.nanorc```
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5. In this file, add a reference to the c.nanorc file you just made like this:
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```include "/usr/local/share/nano/c.nanorc"```
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6. Save your user resource file.
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7. You done!
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