SimpleLatex

SimpleLatex provides an slightly easier way for writing mathematical Expressions in LaTeX.

Usage

Simply call the function SimpleLatex.parse with the Expression you want to parse and it returns the LaTeX-Code.

SimpleLatex.parse("1/23/4^5^67") // -> \frac{\frac{1}{23}}{4^{5^{67}}}
SimpleLatex.parse("int(a,b)e^x dx") // -> \int_{a}^{b}e^{x} dx
SimpleLatex.parse("matrix(1 2 3\n 4 5 6\n 7 8 9)") // -> \begin{vmatrix}1&2&3\\4&5&6\\7&8&9\end{vmatrix}

// If you dont want to parse some part of the Expression, write it like this (\l exp)
SimpleLatex.parse("1/2 + (\l 3/4)") // -> \frac{1}{2} + 3/4

You can access the provided functions by topic, in an Array sorted by length or get them all

SimpleLatex.functionsByTopic // -> Object {topic : {functionName : value, ...}, ...}
SimpleLatex.functionsSorted // -> Array [functionName, ...] (sorted by length of functionName, long to short)
SimpleLatex.functions // -> Object {functionName : value, ...}

Demo

Try the demo at https://timhallmann.github.io/SimpleLatex/

License

SimpleLatex is under the MIT License (see License File)