Render LaTeX math as pure Unicode text art for terminals, code comments, and emails.
LaTeX math as pure Unicode text. For terminals, code comments, emails, and everywhere rich formatting isn't a thing. Every equation above is pure text -- you can select it and copy-paste it anywhere. The source is standard LaTeX. Hyades takes standard LaTeX math like this: and renders it as multi-line Unicode text: or plain ASCII if you ask it to: It's a native CLI binary written in pure C. As…
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LaTeX math as pure Unicode text. For terminals, code comments, emails, and everywhere rich formatting isn't a thing. Every equation above is pure text -- you can select it and copy-paste it anywhere. The source is standard LaTeX. Hyades takes standard LaTeX math like this: and renders it as multi-line Unicode text: or plain ASCII if you ask it to: It's a native CLI binary written in pure C. As such it is extremely fast and doesn't require any additional dependencies. Linux, MacOS, and Windows,…
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