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Math extension for Python-Markdown
Project description
This extension adds math formulas support to Python-Markdown.
Installation
Install from PyPI
Install locally
Use setup.py build and setup.py install to build and install thisextension, respectively.
The extension name is mdx_math, so you need to add that name to yourlist of Python-Markdown extensions.Check Python-Markdown documentation for details on how to loadextensions.
Usage
To use this extension, you need to include MathJax library in HTML files, like:
Also, you need to specify a configuration for MathJax. Please note thatmost of standard configurations include tex2jax extension, which is not neededwith this code.
Example of configuration for MathJax 2.x:
If you want to use MathJax 3.x, you need to teach it to understand 2.x-style<script> tags. See the upgrading documentation on how to do it.Alternatively, you may use the Arithmatex extension which has a genericoutput mode, that does not require such special configuration.
To pass the extension to Python-Markdown, use mdx_math as extension name.For example:
Usage from the command line:
Math Delimiters
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For inline math, use (...).
For standalone math, use $$...$$, [...] or begin...end.
The single-dollar delimiter ($...$) for inline math is disabled bydefault, but can be enabled by passing enable_dollar_delimiter=Truein the extension configuration.
If you want to use GitLab-style delimiters ($`...`$ for inline math,and a code block-like ```math...``` syntax for standalone), useuse_gitlab_delimiters=True configuration option.
If you want to this extension to generate a preview node (which will be shownwhen MathJax has not yet processed the node, or when JavaScript is unavailable),use add_preview=True configuration option.
Notes
If you use ReText, this extensionis not needed as it is included by default.
This extension also works with Katex. Use the following in your page <head>:
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