coco33920
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Hello! I developed in OCaml a program to parse a simple TeX file and transform it into an HTML file you can render and C/C in the ScribbleHub textarea!
I do that for AGH and its works really well.
The licence is on MIT and I believe on free open source software so you can do almost everything with it :).
The usage is simple to install you can (if you have OCaml installed)
The binary is listed on the github and the sha256 for checking is : 2c8a5346fb89285851dd50485af40426381de3259da0c00ab2904de068f1ad5c : the binary is compiled for Linux 32 bit / 64 bit as the cross compiler for Windows is garbage. But you can build it on macOS without any issues ( I tested it ).
Hopefully you will find this interessant :)
Thanks you,
Charlotte
(PS : Ideas are welcomed!)
I do that for AGH and its works really well.
The licence is on MIT and I believe on free open source software so you can do almost everything with it :).
The usage is simple to install you can (if you have OCaml installed)
Bash:
opam install str fmt
git clone https://github.com/coco33920/HTMLFromTeXBooks
cd HTMLFromTeXBooks
dune build @install
dune install
htmlfromtexThe binary is listed on the github and the sha256 for checking is : 2c8a5346fb89285851dd50485af40426381de3259da0c00ab2904de068f1ad5c : the binary is compiled for Linux 32 bit / 64 bit as the cross compiler for Windows is garbage. But you can build it on macOS without any issues ( I tested it ).
Hopefully you will find this interessant :)
Thanks you,
Charlotte
(PS : Ideas are welcomed!)
