Add support for importing math expressions from Markdown #4408
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Should #4417 be merged, we can just switch to using marked-katex-extension, which lists |
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There are some modifications made to the original |
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The ability to typeset math expressions in markdown is now considered essential. Many other markdown-based note-taking software supports using TeX-like expressions for this, as demonstrated in #4387.
This PR adds proper support for importing math expressions from Markdown by leveraging the extension functionality of
marked. A set of tokenizers is added tomarkedto parse these expressions and convert them into KaTeX-compliant HTML output.Closes #4387.