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numerax

v0.0.2

Published

Simple math notation to TeX math notation compiler.

Downloads

1

Readme

numeraX

A compiler that compiles basic math notation to renderable TeX code. Just load up the file in your browser. (You first need to have JSEP)

You first need to download it.

  • You can download it from the releases
  • You can install it via npm install numerax
<script src="/path/to/jsep.js"></script>
<script src="/path/to/numeraX.js" ></script>

And then it's just very simple to use it:

// compiles to: "\frac{2}{3} + 4"
const awesomeTeX = numeraX.compile("2 / 3 + 4");

How to build?

run:

% npm run setup

then you can go with

% tsc -w

To have some fun in watch mode and when you were ready for the heavy use go with:

% num run build

to have it minified for you...