Does Franklin support Pandoc and MathJax about franklin.jl HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes @tlienart I was viewing them on GitHub.

I will connect with you on the Xrankllin project in once I get a spare moment to work on Pandoc support.

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Hello,

If you're fully new to Franklin and willing to invest efforts in writing code for plugins, I'd suggest you start directly with Xranklin, which is a rewrite of Franklin and intended to be the next version of Franklin (though it's been a long time coming).

In terms of MathJax you can already use with Franklin. Same with Xranklin.Have a look at the demos folder, mathjax file.

In terms of pandoc, we're moving further away, but nothing prevents you from executing your own processor (pandoc or otherwise). It's just a case of passing it the input and retrieving the output via a hfun. It will require a bit of finicky work but nothing very hard. Primarily pandoc likely generates full HTML and you'd have to strip that away so you only inject the actual HTML body (maybe there's an option in pandoc that lets you generate that directly).

Summary = have a look at Xranklin, both MathJax and Pandoc can be used, first one is easy, second one a bit less, but both doable without changes to the code base.

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@tlienart Thank you for your prompt reply.

I will certainly take a look at Xranklin and see how I can contribute. I only just started on Julia so still learning the ropes. :-)

Thanks for pointing me to the MathJax support demo.

If I may point out some of the equations are not rendering correctly. I think it may be just a simple syntax issue as the other Math renders without issue.

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I'm not sure to what rendering you're referring to. GitHub processes math as well but badly, this is likely what you saw.

If you run the demos locally you'll see that the math is rendered perfectly.

The demos used to be live but I broke something recently in the deployment that I haven't had the time to fix.

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