This is a demo application of the MathJSLab npm package (repository), an emulator of a subset of the MATLAB®/Octave language written completely in TypeScript. This application is intended for educational purposes. See the notes below for detailed information.
Important Notice: This software, the MathJSLab, is not affiliated, sponsored, or endorsed by The MathWorks, Inc. MATLAB® is a registered trademark of The MathWorks, Inc. For more information about MATLAB, visit www.mathworks.com.
MathJSLab - mathjslab.com
An interpreter with language syntax like MATLAB®/Octave written in TypeScript.
This is a demo application of MathJSLab npm package. See this demo on the project page at mathjslab.com. The repository is in the MathJSLab Organization on GitHub.
Important Notice: This software, the MathJSLab, is not affiliated, sponsored, or endorsed by The MathWorks, Inc. MATLAB® is a registered trademark of The MathWorks, Inc. For more information about MATLAB, visit www.mathworks.com.
This application, developed as a Progressive Web App (PWA), demonstrates the capabilities of the MathJSLab package in a modern and interactive environment. The application's interface is structured with Web Components, ensuring modularity, encapsulation, and efficient reuse of visual elements, which simplifies maintenance and enhances project scalability. In addition, the application adopts a responsive design, providing a consistent experience, regardless of the device used, allowing it to adapt to different screen sizes without compromising usability.
The application's logic is written in TypeScript, ensuring uniform and standardized typing across all parts of the code. Styling is managed through SASS templates, with definitions in a more rationalized and modular way, facilitating the customization, maintenance and code reuse easier.
This demo application also uses:
- MathJax for navigators without MathML support.
- Marked to format Markdown files as HTML.
- Plotly.js to generate plots, histograms and 3D graphics.
- Mermaid to generate charts and diagrams.
Contributing
To contribute to this project see our contributing guidelines.
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Build scripts
The following build scripts are defined:
- Before building
mathjslab-app
, to initialize the project workspace, run:
npm run update
This will update the dependencies and install all of them, preparing any resources needed to build the project.
- Format and lint
mathjslab-app
code:
npm run format:lint
- Build
mathjslab-app
in development mode:
npm run build:dev
- Build
mathjslab-app
in debug mode:
npm run build:debug
- Build
mathjslab-app
in production mode:
npm run build:prod
- To cleanup all build files in workspace use:
npm run clean
- To delete dependencies, the
package-lock.json
file andnode_modules
directory too, use:
npm run clean:all
After run this command you will need to do workspace setup running
npm run update
again.
Community
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Trademark Notes
- MATLAB® is a registered trademark of The MathWorks, Inc.
- MathJSLab is not affiliated, sponsored, or endorsed by The MathWorks, Inc.
License
Copyright © 2016-2024 Sergio Lindau, mathjslab.com, ISBN 978-65-00-84828-1
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