kmathbraille 1.0.1

Korean Mathematical Braille converter

🇰🇷 한국어 | 🇺🇸 English

kmathbraille ⠿

Standard Python library for translating LaTeX math expressions into Korean Braille
(as specified in the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism Notice No. 2024-5.)

by Qualia Bridge

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✨ Why kmathbraille?

In Korea, visually impaired students often cannot access math education in Braille. Existing tools lack accuracy, transparency, and extensibility.

kmathbraille is built by someone who sits at a rare intersection:

• 📖 Braille specialist
• 📊 Statistics & Data Science M.S.
• 📈 Data visualization developer

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🚧 Status

Currently in active development (stealth mode). Star this repo to follow along!

Roadmap

• v0.1 — Basic arithmetic (+, -, *, /) & parentheses
• v0.2 — Fractions (\frac) & mixed numbers
• v0.3 — Exponents & subscripts (^, _)
• v0.4 — Square roots (\sqrt)
• v0.5 — Trigonometric functions
• v1.0 — PyPI release 🚀
• v1.1 — Full validation of Alphabetic Braille using in Korea
• v2.0 — To be continued
• v3.0 — To be continued

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📦 Installation

You can install it via your terminal using the following command:

pip install kmathbraille

After installation, you can use it in your Python code as follows:

from kmathbraille import to_braille as tb

print(tb(r"\frac{1}{2}"))  # Output: ⠼⠃⠌⠼⠁ (Fractions)
print(tb(r"x^{2}"))        # Output: ⠭⠘⠼⠃ (Exponents & subscripts)
print(tb(r"\sqrt{2}"))     # Output: ⠜⠼⠃ (Square roots)
print(tb(r"\sin{x}"))      # Output: ⠖⠎⠭ (Trigonometric functions)

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions welcome! Especially from Braille specialists and math educators.

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📄 License

MIT License © 2026 Qualia Bridge