pelican-katex 0.1.1.post2

Server-side LaTeX compilation for pelican

Server-Side LaTeX Compilation for Pelican

This plugin hooks itself directly into docutils' reStructuredText parser to compile math roles and blocks with KaTeX while building your blog. Therefore, you do not need to ship the KaTeX javascript implementation with your website anymore and improve the accessability as well as the load time of your internet presence.

Installation

Run pip install pelican-katex and add "pelican_katex" to the PlUGINS setting in your configuration file. Afterwards, you should be able to remove the katex.js <script> tag from your template and your math should still look fine.

Configuration

The plugin offers several configuration options that you can set in your pelicanconf.py.

# Path to the katex file to use. This project comes with version `0.10` of
# katex but if you want to use a different one you can overwrite the path
# here. To use a katex npm installation, set this to `"katex"`.
# KATEX_PATH = "/path/to/katex.js"

# By default, this plugin will redefine reStructuredText's `math` role and
# directive. However, if you prefer to have leave the docutil's defaults
# alone, you can use this to define a `katex` role for example.
# KATEX_DIRECTIVE = "katex"

# Here you can pass a dictionary of default options that you want to run
# KaTeX with. All possible options are listed on KaTeX's options page,
# https://katex.org/docs/options.html.
# KATEX = {
#     # Abort the build instead of coloring broken math in red
#     "throwOnError": True
# }