Latex Support

[gluonfield]

It would be great to incorporate Latex support. I can see that underlying C library does support it, have you ever tried it?

[djmango]

+1

[lin72h]

Just found a Latex library for Swift, hopefully it helps
https://github.com/colinc86/LaTeXSwiftUI

[Asilbek25]

Hey is there any update to this?

[djmango]

i forked and made my own https://github.com/djmango/markdown-webview

[oxy9en]

+1

[voltec]

+1

[oxy9en]

@djmango you version doesn't work correctly with tags like \( \) and \[ \]

[djmango]

@djmango you version doesn't work correctly with tags like ( ) and [ ]

Can you open an issue and show examples? Can fix

[ronaldmannak]

+1 on LaTeX support. While some might view it as feature creep, in practice, it would be extremely helpful if swift-markdown-ui could display both Markdown and LaTeX.

[muratdi]

+1
With new OpenAI models coming out (like o1-preview), LaTeX support is more than required now.

[Ahzam-Hassan]

+1

[sebthiriet]

Would be very nice indeed. A must-have

[DePasqualeOrg]

This is becoming increasingly necessary with new LLMs that use LaTeX syntax, such as DeepSeek R1. The following is an example of output from this model:

To determine how many times the letter "R" appears in the word "strawberry," let's break it down step by step:

1. **Write down the word:**  
   **strawberry**

2. **Identify each letter:**  
   **s, t, r, a, w, b, e, r, r, y**

3. **Count the "R"s:**  
   - **First "R":** The third letter is **r**.
   - **Second "R":** The eighth letter is **r**.
   - **Third "R":** The ninth letter is **r**.

4. **Total number of "R"s:**  
   There are **3** "R"s in the word "strawberry."

\boxed{3}

Supporting a small subset of LaTeX syntax such as \boxed{n} would go a long way.