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Identify an approach for math expression visualization #9

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qgolsteyn opened this issue Sep 19, 2019 · 4 comments
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Identify an approach for math expression visualization #9

qgolsteyn opened this issue Sep 19, 2019 · 4 comments
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Description

Identify a third party library or API that would allow us to display complex math expressions. We need to ensure that this approach is compatible with React Native and outputs scalable images.

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This is somewhat dependent on #8 as the format of the math problem/solution will have an effect on how we can visualize them

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  • Identify a good library or API for math expression visualization
  • Demo the library or API
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armanzm commented Sep 20, 2019

I can take this issue if you are ok with that.

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Sure! Hmm, so I was thinking about it in the context of our target audience, we might need to avoid Latex and go for something else. Because we are trying to make an app for grade 1 to 5, we probably should have something that looks a bit friendlier than Latex script.

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armanzm commented Sep 22, 2019

I'll try to find something that looks a little friendlier, but maybe there is still a way we can do it in latex (changing the font size or/and colour).

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https://math.now.sh/

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