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mathjax-vue3

v1.0.1

Published

Vue components for MathJax

Downloads

247

Readme

mathjax-vue

Vue components for MathJax

Installation

// npm
npm i --save mathjax-vue3

// yarn
yarn add mathjax-vue3

Usage

import MathJax, { initMathJax, renderByMathjax } from 'mathjax-vue3'

// Rewrite pageReady method, optimizing MathJax as required rendering and render to avoid them
// ❗️❗️ For example '<span>$$Not a formula$$</span>' is not going to render, but in fact will be rendered into formula, As below is not the el

function onMathJaxReady() {
  // The parent node of need to be rendered into the formula node set
  const el = document.getElementById('elementId')
  // ❗️❗️ When there is no el will begin to render the default root node
  renderByMathjax(el)
}

initMathJax({}, onMathJaxReady)

createApp(App).use(MathJax)

OR

import { MathJax } from 'mathjax-vue3'
export default {
  ...
  components: {
    MathJax,
  },
  ...

Component

<template>
  // inline
  <math-jax :latex="formula" />
  // block
  <math-jax :latex="formula" :block="true" />
</template>

API

import { initMathJax, renderByMathjax } from 'mathjax-vue3'

initMathJax({})

// The default mathJax CDN link is https://cdn.bootcdn.net/ajax/libs/mathjax/3.2.0/es5/tex-svg.min.js
// If you don't want to use it or can't access it, you can replace it in the following ways

initMathJax({ url: 'Link of mathJax' })

// After the completion of the MathJax load can success
renderByMathjax(el)

Props

| prop | Type | Description | Default | | :------: | :--: | :---------: | :-----: | | latex | String | Latex string | "" | | block | Boolean | Css display is block | false |

Online demo

https://codesandbox.io/s/festive-morning-ywy8up

Note

The project uses PNPM as a package management tool. If you want to try the project locally, you can follow these steps:

// Make sure your node version is above 16

npm install -g pnpm

cd xx/mathjax-vue

pnpm i/pnpm install