Installations

npm install mathlive

Pull Requests

Open

16

Total

1,410

Closed

1,007

Merged

387

Issues

Open

106

Total

1,142

Closed

1,036

Releases

46

v0.100.0

Published on 12 Jun 2024

0.94.7

v0.94.7

Published on 08 Jun 2023

0.94.0

v0.94.0

Published on 19 May 2023

v0.63.0

Published on 24 Apr 2021

v0.62

v0.62.0

Published on 23 Apr 2021

v0.58

Published on 11 Oct 2020

View all 46 releases

Developer

arnog

Developer Guide

BETA

Module System

CommonJS, ESM

Min. Node Version

>=16.14.2

Typescript Support

Yes

Node Version

20.12.0

NPM Version

10.9.0 Statistics

1,599 Stars

3,688 Commits

281 Forks

21 Watching

16 Branches

68 Contributors

Updated on 28 Nov 2024

Bundle Size

757.89 kB

Minified

207.88 kB

Minified + Gzipped

Bundlephobia

Languages

TypeScript (84.58%)

HTML (6.03%)

JavaScript (4.5%)

Less (3.9%)

Shell (0.61%)

CSS (0.39%)

Total Downloads

Cumulative downloads

Total Downloads

8,960,710

Last day

-9.2%

12,010

Compared to previous day

Last week

-17.4%

67,932

Compared to previous week

Last month

6.5%

311,749

Compared to previous month

Last year

-1.7%

3,069,825

Compared to previous year

Daily Downloads

Weekly Downloads

Monthly Downloads

Yearly Downloads

Dependencies

1

@cortex-js/compute-engine

Dev Dependencies

27

Versions

MathLive

A Web Component for Math Input

MathLive is a powerful web component that provides an easy-to-use interface for editing math formulas.

With over 800 built-in LaTeX commands, MathLive renders beautiful, TeX-quality typesetting.

It's designed for mobile devices with an extensive set of virtual keyboards for math input, and is compatible with screen readers, including custom math-to-speech support for improved accessibility.

MathLive outputs to LaTeX, MathML, ASCIIMath, and MathJSON formats, making it incredibly versatile.

And the best part? It's easy to customize to your needs!

🚀 Getting Started

Using MathLive is easy! Simply add a <math-field> tag to your page. It initializes automatically and works just like a <textarea> or <button> element. You can manipulate the mathfield using methods of the element and listen for events to be notified when its internal state changes.

npm install mathlive

1import 'mathlive';

1<!DOCTYPE html>
2<html lang="en-US">
3  <body>
4    <math-field>f(x)=</math-field>
5  </body>
6</html>

You can also add it using CDN

1<head>
2    <script src="https://unpkg.com/mathlive"></script>
3</head>

Check documentation for React and interaction with Mathfield.

📖 Documentation

MathLive has an extensive set of documentation to help you get started, including guides on interacting with a mathfield, customizing it, executing commands, defining custom LaTeX macros, managing inline and keyboard shortcuts, controlling speech output, and displaying static math formulas. You can find all of these guides on the CortexJS.io website.

In addition to the guides, you can also find reference documentation of the MathLive API on the MathLive SDK page.

FAQ

Q: When is the next release?

MathLive follows a semi-annual release cycle, with major releases typically scheduled for June and January. These may be followed by patch releases to address any issues that arise shortly after deployment. Additionally, an out-of-band release can be made if requested by a sponsor or if a community member submits a pull request and requests a release to include their contribution.

⋯ Related Projects

MathJSON (on GitHub): A lightweight data interchange format for mathematical notation.
Compute Engine (on GitHub): The CortexJS Compute Engine performs calculations on MathJSON expressions
Cortex (on GitHub): Cortex is a programming language for scientific computing

💬 Contact Us

Chat with the CortexJS Assistant
Join our Discord server
Drop a line to arno@arno.org

📃 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2024-11-25

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