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mathtry

v0.1.0

Published

Step by step math solutions

Downloads

32

Readme

A step by step solver for math

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/mathsteps-chat/Lobby

Fork

  • This repository has been forked from Google's mathsteps project and extended with capabilities to support simplification, sorting polynomials, fraction operations, and sin/cos/abs/sqrt/pi symbols. dist/mathsteps.js has been exported through browserify to make the library available in the browser. Parsing and simplification has been added through dist/vue.js - Vue2 dist/components.js. Check out the Web Demo.

Requirements

Mathsteps requires Node version > 6.0.0

Dependencies

  • Install dependencies
npm install
  • Expose mathsteps.js for the browser with Browserify
# Install globally
npm install -g browserify

Export mathsteps for the browser.

mkdir dist
browserify index-browserify.js -o dist/mathsteps.js

Usage

To install mathsteps using npm:

npm install mathsteps
const mathsteps = require('mathsteps');

const steps = mathsteps.simplifyExpression('2x + 2x + x + x');

steps.forEach(step => {
	console.log("before change: " + step.oldNode.toString());   // before change: 2 x + 2 x + x + x
	console.log("change: " + step.changeType);                  // change: ADD_POLYNOMIAL_TERMS
	console.log("after change: " + step.newNode.toString());    // after change: 6 x
	console.log("# of substeps: " + step.substeps.length);      // # of substeps: 3
});

To solve an equation:

const steps = mathsteps.solveEquation('2x + 3x = 35');

steps.forEach(step => {
    console.log("before change: " + step.oldEquation.ascii());  // e.g. before change: 2x + 3x = 35
    console.log("change: " + step.changeType);                  // e.g. change: SIMPLIFY_LEFT_SIDE
    console.log("after change: " + step.newEquation.ascii());   // e.g. after change: 5x = 35
    console.log("# of substeps: " + step.substeps.length);      // e.g. # of substeps: 2
});

(if you're using mathsteps v0.1.6 or lower, use .print() instead of .ascii())

To see all the change types:

const changes = mathsteps.ChangeTypes;

Contributing

Hi! If you're interested in working on this, that would be super awesome! Learn more here: CONTRIBUTING.md.

Build

First clone the project from github:

git clone https://github.com/google/mathsteps.git
cd mathsteps

Install the project dependencies:

npm install

Test

To execute tests for the library, install the project dependencies once:

npm install

Then, the tests can be executed:

npm test