CommonMark testing started here!

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

OK, I took a shot at the plugin.

Discourse Math Plugin

Summary: The math plugin uses MathJax (default) or KaTeX to render maths. GitHub: GitHub - discourse/discourse-math: Official MathJax support for Discourse Install: Follow the plugin installation guide. Features [image] You can render blocks of maths by wrapping with $$ $$ \hat{H}\Psi=E\Psi $$ You can render inline math by wrapping with a single $ like so: $E=mc^2$. Discourse math uses a heuristic to ensure that sentences such as: “I spent 20$ and another 100$” do…

For now:

1. I used $ and the jgm suggested heuristic as to handle cases like 100$ + 200$

2. I selected TeX cause that is what math.stackexchange.com seem to use so there is lots of prior art.

3. I embedded the fonts in the plugin, and load on demand.