@wiris/mathtype-html-integration-devkit
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Allows to integrate MathType Web into any JavaScript HTML WYSIWYG rich text editor.
Install dependencies:
$ yarn install
Compile using npm packages:
$ yarn run build
Compile using local packages:
$ yarn run build-dev
Lint:
$ yarn run lint
Test:
$ yarn run test
The following packages are dependencies of the project:
In order to conform to RFC specifications when generating UUIDs, we leverage this package instead of maintaining all the logic that is unrelated to MathType.
Used to sanitize HTML and prevents XSS attacks. When HTML code is sent by the user, DOMPurify receive the input and delete the malicious code.
This project uses jsdoc to build an HTML documentation site of this package and its API.
The jsdoc theme for this site is mathtype-integration-jsdoc-theme.
How to generate the documentation site
Run these commands:
$ yarn install
$ yarn run build-jsdoc
The source code of the documentation site is generated on the /out folder.
The MathType Privacy Policy covers the data processing operations for the MathType users. It is an addendum of the company's general Privacy Policy and the general Privacy Policy still applies to MathType users.
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Allows to integrate MathType Web into any JavaScript HTML WYSIWYG rich text editor.
The npm package @wiris/mathtype-html-integration-devkit receives a total of 8,399 weekly downloads. As such, @wiris/mathtype-html-integration-devkit popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @wiris/mathtype-html-integration-devkit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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