katexify
Recursively walks a filesystem, katexifying all html files in its path. Turns $...$ spans into inline math, and $$...$$ into display math.
To print regular dollers, they can be escaped with backslashes and will be unescaped. For example:
The sum of \$5 and \$3 is \$8 will become The sum of $5 and $3 is $8. To produce a regular backslash before a math span, escape backslash themselves:
\\$f(x) = x^2$ will produce \<span class="katex">…</span>. Note that only escaped backslashes immediately preceding a doller will be unescaped. All
other escape sequences are untouched.
Example
Let $x$ be a variable and $$\Sigma_{i = 0}^n i = \frac{n(n-1)}{2}$$ a formula. Also replace when delimiters are on different lines: $$ \Sigma_x {f^2(x)} \leq \left({ \Sigma_x f(x)}\right)^2 $$ renders to:
Usage
Run test suite:
npm testSimple usage without installation:
node bin/index.js <dir>
Note that katexify only produces the semantic structure in HTML. To properly render the math, you'll need KaTeX CSS. This can be loaded through a CDN by including
in your your HTML. For more information, check the KaTeX browser installation page.
Installation
sudo npm install -gkatexify <dir>