latex-ast-parser

Note: this project has been replaced by the unified-latex project. It is only maintained for legacy purposes.

Development

You should develop in each project's subfolder in the packages/ directory. These packages are set up as npm workspaces.

If you have node.js and npm installed, run

	npm install

in this (the root) directory. Then you may

cd packages/latex-ast-parser
npm install
npm run build

for development, you can run

npx webpack --watch

to automatically rebuild files as they change.

Playground

You use the Playground to view how latex is parsed/pretty-printed. To run your own version, visit the playground repository, and make a local clone. After running npm install, run npm link in your local latex-parser repository. Then, run npm link latex-ast-parser in the local playground repository. This will mirror your development version of latex-parser in the playground.

Related Projects

• unified-latex the replacement framework for latex-ast-parser built on the unified.js framework.
• Some code was borrowed from Michael Brade's LaTeX.js project https://github.com/michael-brade/LaTeX.js
• Prettier is a code-formatting library https://prettier.io/