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I prefer katex [0] over mathjax these days. Seems to render a lot faster. I wonder how this compares to Pandoc in terms of features. I really would like a compl
by foxes 7y ago
I prefer katex [0] over mathjax these days. Seems to render a lot faster. I wonder how this compares to Pandoc in terms of features. I really would like a complete solution to take .tex files (theorems, references, figures) and turn it into a html page, instead of a pdf. Pandoc is not quite there for me (theorem environments!).
The main issue is that things like LaTeX theorem environments don't translate exactly markdown (plus the theorem numbering/referencing), but there should be some choice of convention. Seems like there was a focus on features that map directly between different formats.
[0] https://katex.org/ https://katex.org/
- Foivos 7y agoHave you tried Jupyter notebooks? I do not know if they handle references, but it does the rest you want. The markdown cella support latex math and you can include figures or even videos.
- semi-extrinsic 7y agoHave you tried RMarkdown? It is a lot more focused on producing a pdf or html document than what Jupyter is. It even has decent support for cross-references, and for citations via the knitcitations package.