Display Math Equations (Without extensions)

[RaYzZz (Gianluca Franco)]

IMPORTANT UPDATE: I have implemented KaTeX in the Markdown guide.
I recommend following this to have a tool that renders everything.

Display HTML Markdown + KaTeX (Without extensions)

IMPORTANT UPDATE: I was also able to implement KaTex to render mathematical expressions I was helping a friend @solomon_zerihun from the community who was receiving text via an API in Markdown format but didn’t have a simple way to format it, especially without using extensions. After doing some research, I managed to solve the problem quite easily. Let’s see how . We’ll only need a few essential comp…

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Thanks to a post from another user here in the community,

Math equation formating

Hi kodular community i am working on a little math question solver and i tried to type some mathematical symbol and format as they are. is there possible HTML code font to do that. like typing such equations. [The image shows a complex integral equation equating the integral from negative to positive infinity of rac{e^{-3ix}}{2(x^2 + 4)} dx plus zero to -2i i times the limit as z approaches -2i of (z + 2i)f_2(z) . (Captioned by AI)] help me this to do without extension using fonts …

I studied a way to display complex mathematical equations in a Kodular app , and I thought it might be helpful to share with the community.

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I’ve found a solution using WebViewer.EvaluateJS and KaTeX, with no extra extensions required and a very small footprint, the entire setup takes up less than 1MB of space!

This allows you to render advanced math expressions (fractions, roots, integrals, powers, etc.) beautifully and efficiently inside your app.
Everything runs locally or with minimal external resources, so it’s fast and lightweight.

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Examples

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Please note, I’m not an expert in Kodular, HTML, or JavaScript, so if you spot any mistakes or improvements, I’m open to advice and ready to make corrections .

This is probably a terrible solution, I know, but I really couldn’t find another way to prevent Kodular from messing up with \n \r \t characters. It might just be my lack of knowledge, maybe there’s a smarter way (without extensions).
I apologize in advance for this mess .

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This project contains several examples to demonstrate the full potential of this approach.
MathEquationsWE.aia (409.3 KB)

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KaTeX supported functions

Supported Functions · KaTeX

KaTeX documentations

API · KaTeX

[solomon_zerihun (Koder)]

Great work man​