texform 0.1.0

Python bindings for the TeXForm LaTeX parser

texform

Python bindings for TeXForm, a LaTeX formula parser, editor, and normalizer built on a structured command knowledge base.

pip install texform

Quick start

import texform

# Normalize a formula into a canonical form chosen by profile.
engine = texform.TransformEngine(profile="corpus")
result = engine.normalize(r"a \over b")
assert result["normalized"] == r"\frac { a } { b }"

# Parse, inspect, edit, and serialize back to LaTeX.
parsed = texform.Parser().parse(r"\frac{x}{y}")
if parsed["document"] is not None:
    print(parsed["document"].to_latex())

Profiles select the normalization target: "authoring", "faithful", "corpus", and "equiv".

Python-specific notes

• Parser.parse returns a dict with a document value (or None) plus a diagnostics list — the same three-state contract as the Rust API.
• All names follow Python conventions: methods and dict keys are snake_case (to_latex, validate_argspec returns arg_count).
• Parse and edit errors raise structured exceptions (texform.ParseError and friends); no Rust panic ever crosses the boundary.
• The package ships py.typed and .pyi stubs, so type checkers and IDE completion work out of the box.
• Wheels are abi3 and require Python 3.10 or newer.

Learn more

The Python API mirrors the Rust facade one-to-one. For the full picture — the editable document tree, transform profiles, and the architecture — see the GitHub repository.

License

Apache-2.0.