Macro/environment definitions and utilities for specific LaTeX packages from CTAN.
Note: basic LaTeX macro/environment definitions come from the latex2e package, even though
this is technically not a CTAN "package".
If you want information about special functions/macros from particular CTAN packages, or you need to parse special environments.
By default all macros/environments that are exported get processed. If multiple packages
export a macro with the same name, then the later-exported one takes precedence. If two packages
export a macro/environment of the same name but with conflicting argument signatures, this can
cause issues when another unified-latex package processes arguments positionally. For example,
by default \textbf takes one argument, but the beamer version of \textbf takes two arguments.
During HTML conversion, if arguments are referenced positionally, this may cause previously-working
code to fail with when beamer macro signatures are used. A workaround is provided: _renderInfo.namedArguments.
If _renderInfo.namedArguments is specified on both the original macro/environment definition
and the conflicting one, other unified-latex commands can reference arguments by name instead
of by position.
npm install @unified-latex/unified-latex-ctanThis package contains both esm and commonjs exports. To explicitly access the esm export,
import the .js file. To explicitly access the commonjs export, import the .cjs file.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
environmentInfo |
{ cleveref: EnvInfoRecord; exam: EnvInfoRecord; geometry: EnvInfoRecord; hyperref: EnvInfoRecord; latex2e: EnvInfoRecord; ... 10 more ...; multicol: EnvInfoRecord; } |
Info about the environments for available ctan packages. latex2e contains
the standard environments for LaTeX. |
macroInfo |
{ cleveref: MacroInfoRecord; exam: MacroInfoRecord; geometry: MacroInfoRecord; hyperref: MacroInfoRecord; latex2e: MacroInfoRecord; ... 10 more ...; multicol: MacroInfoRecord; } |
Info about the macros for available ctan packages. latex2e contains
the standard macros for LaTeX. |