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TeXZilla is a Javascript LaTeX-to-MathML converter compatible with Unicode. It has performed as the fastest state of the art LaTeX-To-MathML converter according to recent research in this field (see [1]). This is still a work in progress and things may change in the future. Please report any bug you find to the issue tracker.
For a quick overview, you can try a live demo, install a Firefox add-on or try a Firefox OS webapp.
You can download a release archive or install an npm package.
Please read the wiki to get more information on how to integrate TeXZilla in your Web page or project as well as a description of the TeXZilla syntax. See also the examples/ directory.
The following dependencies are required:
- coreutils, sed, curl, make, procps, grep
- xsltproc
- Python
- Jison.
- To run unit tests: slimerJS or phantomJS, bash. nodejs can be used to run the DOM-less tests.
- To generate the minified version
TeXZilla-min.js: Google Closure Compiler.
On Debian-based Linux distributions, try sudo apt-get install coreutils sed curl make xsltproc python npm phantomjs bash closure-compiler and install Jison with npm install jison -g.
To build TeXZilla, run the tests and generate the minified version:
./configure
make all
make minify
Type make help for more commands.
[1] "Improving the Representation and Conversion of Mathematical Formulae by Considering their Textual Context" by M. Schubotz, et al. In: Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE-CS Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL). Fort Worth, USA, June 2018. DOI:10.1145/3197026.3197058