mathsys 0.8.0

The Domain Specific Language for math.

How to install

Currently we only ship the latest packages over pip, although soon a web API will be designed. To install, just run:

pip install mathsys

Mathsys

Mathsys is a DSL (Domain-Specific Language) aimed to make math writing easier on computers, and something machines can actually understand.

To do so, we are building a hybrid syntax between what math currently is right now, but adding features from programming languages (like multicharacter variables).

The project is currently on its early stages, and future improvements will be made over time. Most features Mathsys aims to cover aren't close to being developed yet.

A new version is released every few weeks on an irregular schedule. Regular releases happen every one to three weeks, whilst patches and bug fixes are released soon after detection.

Check it out live on Abscissa.

I say we but I'm indeed a solo developer for now, so if you want to get involved learn

How to contribute

1. Check out our wiki: here.
2. Join the team: Contact us to become a member of the organisation and get write role.
3. Work on a branch: Create a new branch and add your changes. The branch main is protected against direct commits to keep the codebase clean, every commit there is a version deployed into the website.
4. Submit the pull request: Create a pull request. Don't forget to update the changelog.md and the version numbers accordingly. We will give you feedback.

[!NOTE] If there is already a branch that is developing the next version, branch out instead from that branch instead of branching out from main.

Technical background

Currently only a Python transpiler to LaTeX is available. Here is how it works:

1. Tokenization and AST building are handled completely by the lark parser at once.
2. A small LaTeX generator runs over the AST and prints out LaTeX character by character.

License

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