JaxEdit - online latex editor with live preview
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Zou Hu
Mar 25, 2012, 11:17:01 PM3/25/12
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Hi all,
I'm writing an online LaTeX editor with live preview, based on MathJax library. The project is hosted on google code: http://code.google.com/p/jaxedit .
Currently the project is in early stage. It only partially supports \begin, \end, \frametitle, \item, \maketitle, \newtheorem, \par, \section, \tableofcontents, \textbf, \title and some other LaTeX commands; and partially supports center, enumerate, frame, itemize, tabular, theorem, verbatim and some other LaTeX environements.
Some features of it are as follows:
(1) auto numbering of sections;
(2) auto updating tableofcontents;
(3) auto ending uncomplete math formulas;
(4) using localStorage for saving latex source;
(5) only re-typeset change part of a large document.
The main focus is on article, book and beamer classes. And I hope someday it may be possible to present beamer documents in the browsers.
This is my first JavaScript project, and the source code may looks a little ugly. In case you find any problems or bugs, please do tell me. Thanks.
I'm writing an online LaTeX editor with live preview, based on MathJax library. The project is hosted on google code: http://code.google.com/p/jaxedit .
Currently the project is in early stage. It only partially supports \begin, \end, \frametitle, \item, \maketitle, \newtheorem, \par, \section, \tableofcontents, \textbf, \title and some other LaTeX commands; and partially supports center, enumerate, frame, itemize, tabular, theorem, verbatim and some other LaTeX environements.
Some features of it are as follows:
(1) auto numbering of sections;
(2) auto updating tableofcontents;
(3) auto ending uncomplete math formulas;
(4) using localStorage for saving latex source;
(5) only re-typeset change part of a large document.
The main focus is on article, book and beamer classes. And I hope someday it may be possible to present beamer documents in the browsers.
This is my first JavaScript project, and the source code may looks a little ugly. In case you find any problems or bugs, please do tell me. Thanks.
Davide P.Cervone
Apr 2, 2012, 9:36:06 AM4/2/12
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Looks pretty cool. Thanks for sharing your work. I've linked it to our MathJax in Use page.
Davide
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May 9, 2020, 5:23:51 PM5/9/20
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this is a wonderful project. thank you.
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