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asciimathml

v2.4.3

Published

ASCIIMathML scripts with typescript implementation

Readme

asciimathml

ASCIIMathML.js is a compact JavaScript program that translates simple calculator-style math expressions on a webpage to MathML.

The resulting page can be displayed with any browser that can render MathML.

You can learn more about the syntax on AsciiMath.org.

What's in the Repo

ASCIIMathML.js

This is the original javascript script to convert asciimath expressions to MathML for native browser rendering. Most modern browsers can now display MathML. Just load the script in the head or body of your website like this:

<script src="ASCIIMathML.js"></script>

You can adjust the configuration in the script itself. By default it will convert automatically on page load, grabbing any expressions between backticks, like Solve `x/2+3=5`

API

asciimath.translate(): converts all asciimath on the page.

asciimath.AMprocessNode(node): convert any asciimath delimiters inside the given HTML node.

asciimath.parseMath(string): takes an AsciiMath string and returns a MathML node.

LaTeXMathML.js

Similar to ASCIIMathML, but it only converts expressions that latex would convert.

ts/* and dist/asciimathml.js

A typescript implementation AsciiMathML, which builds dist/asciimathmljs. See the readme in the directory for more details. This an alternate implementation of the core AsciiMath parsing from ASCIIMathML.js, but does not implement the autotranslation and autodetecting features. It includes equivalent asciimath.AMprocessNode and asciimath.parseMath functions as ASCIIMathML.js.

asciimath-based/*

See the README in the directory for more details. This directory includes alternate implementations of AsciiMath parsers.

  • ASCIIMath2TeX.js: A javascript script with functions to convert AsciiMath notation to TeX.
  • ASCIIMath2TeX.php: A PHP port of the above, to convert AsciiMath notation to TeX.

Other Implementations

There are also a number of implementation of AsciiMath parsers done by others. Here are a few (these have not been evaluated by this repo for compatibility, accuracy, or anything else):