react native support

[karan101292]

I want to display latex/mathml equations in my react native app. does this component work with react native?

[pyramation]

it's just javascript, which is how react native works. so definitely 100% yes. There's nothing this library needs to add in order to support react native. Just npm install it and it should work ;)

[khunghang16]

In react native, i have a problem . How to fix it?

[scizers]

@khunghang16
any luck with solving this error ?

[dongbach69]

????? same me... can you help me....

[dongbach69]

plzzz.. help me.. ad...

[ritesh-malav]

Have you found solution for this issue. I also have same usecase.

[ShaMan123]

@pyramation I think you are wrong.
In ./src/node.js there is use of document, span and div which are not a part of ReactNative

[ShaMan123]

anyone managed to get this working?

[vladp]

I do not think it is possible to get this component to work on react native.

Please vote at
https://react-native.canny.io/feature-requests/p/latex-or-mathml-rendering-in-reactnative

to add the support for mathml to react-native, here.

[pkra]

Just a random comment from the MathJax end: this library uses MathJax v2 which requires a DOM so you'll need a webview to work in react native.

MathJax v3 however has no DOM dependencies anymore and instead a modular system for different "adpators". Of course, if you want CSS based layout, you'll still need a webview to render that but MathJax can generate SVG as well.

So it seems to me you could combine such MathJax v3 SVG output either with other react-native SVG tooling (such as react-native-svg) or you could write a MathJax v3 adpator for react-native.