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Does this support maths notation? E.g. Latex code interpreted with Katex or MathJax, or WYSIWYG with MathQuill. I see there may be relevant CKEditor plugins.
by mkl 8y ago
Does this support maths notation? E.g. Latex code interpreted with Katex or MathJax, or WYSIWYG with MathQuill.
I see there may be relevant CKEditor plugins. Could these be used?
- The_Colonel 8y agoCurrently no support. I use CKEditor 5 which is very very nice, but still a bit immature in its plugin ecosystem. LaTex support is definitely something I've been thinking about, but I'm still not sure about how to approach it. This might be also one of the showcases for the scripting support. User can load e.g. KaTex as a script, bind it to the "code note" which it will render into a view e.g. above the code editor. But that's not very user friendly for sure.
- MrTrvp 8y agoYou should look at https://katex.org/ https://katex.org/
- singhrac 8y agoWant to add on that TeX support is pretty much the only thing holding me back from this. I feel like KaTeX is not only easy to integrate but also full featured. I'd be incredibly impressed if you could render full LaTeX though - e.g. via a renderer switch and a PDF viewer like PDF.js.
- QML 8y agoTwo popular note taking apps which do this are Dropbox Paper and Notion.so, but they only support inline math. A niche app that does both is Gitbook but they’re a newer company and I’m not sure about personal plans. Edit: I should add neither of these support code execution. I would really love if someone could point to a Wikipedia / knowledge base composed of Jupyter notebooks but have the functionality inverted — primarily focused on note taking and secondarily on code execution.
- evertheylen 8y agoI've made a small userscript for inline math in Notion.so: https://github.com/evertheylen/notion-inline-math https://github.com/evertheylen/notion-inline-math I'm using it extensively myself :)
- mkl 8y agoI looked a bit more, and found this demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwNjwP9DMAc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwNjwP9DMAc It seems pretty great, but there's no code available as far as I can tell.
- raddledsplash 8y agohackmd.io has a pretty nice latex supported. I find it much better for math notation than dropbox paper. It also has docker image available incase the service happens to shutdown. https://hackmd.io/ https://hackmd.io/