mathml-to-clipboard
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A copy event handler for a web application that transforms MathML into AsciiMath and places it into the clipboard.
A JavaScript code to transform MathML into AsciiMath during "copy" and "dragstart" events. See example.html.
This allows the user to select a part of the rendered MathML on a page, then copy and paste the selection or use drag-and-drop. The selection is serialized to a plain text string as AsciiMath.
The script only handles MathML tags, so MathJax may not always be supported. It works with MathML polyfills, such as https://github.com/fred-wang/mathml.css/ .
Usage:
npm install Yaffle/mathml-to-clipboard
npm run-script build
Then add the script to your html page:
<script src="dist/main.js"></script>
It will set the "copy" and "dragstart" event handlers on the document.
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A copy event handler for a web application that transforms MathML into AsciiMath and places it into the clipboard.
The npm package mathml-to-clipboard receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, mathml-to-clipboard popularity was classified as not popular.
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