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TEXIT

TEXIT
Write LaTeX in Python with Ease
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Introduction

TEXIT is a Python module that simplifies writing LaTeX code in Python scripts. It provides a convenient way to generate LaTeX documents programmatically, making it easier to incorporate LaTeX functionality into Python projects.

Requirements

Python Compatibility

TEXIT is compatible with Python 3.x. While older versions may work, it's recommended to use Python 3 for full compatibility and support.

How to Use?

For detailed usage instructions, refer to the documentation.

Installation

You can install TEXIT via pip:

pip install texit

Syntax

The syntax of TEXIT module is straightforward. You can create LaTeX documents using Python code, similar to the way you would construct HTML with libraries like BeautifulSoup. Here's a simple example:

from texit import startex
from texit.elements import (Begin, Documentclass, End, Hline, Hspace, Newpage,
                            Paragraph, Section, Subparagraph, Subsection,
                            Subsubsection, Usepackage, Vspace)

tex = startex(
    Documentclass("article"),
    Usepackage("geometry"),
    Begin("document"),
    Section("Hello World"),
    Subsection("Hello World"),
    Subsubsection("Hello World"),
    Paragraph("Hello World"),
    Subparagraph("Hello World"),
    Newpage(),
    Hspace("1cm"),
    Vspace("1cm"),
    Hline(),
    "hello world",
    End("document"),
)

print(tex)

output:

    \documentclass{article}
    \usepackage{geometry}
    \begin{document}
    \section{Hello World}
    \subsection{Hello World}
    \subsubsection{Hello World}
    \paragraph{Hello World}
    \subparagraph{Hello World}
    \newpage
    \hspace{1cm}
    \vspace{1cm}
    \hline
    hello world
    \end{document}

Supported Features

TEXIT supports various LaTeX elements and features, allowing you to create complex documents easily. Some of the supported features include:

  • Equations
  • Sections and Subsections
  • Tables
  • Figures
  • Lists
  • References
  • And more...

For a full list of supported features and usage examples, please refer to the documentation.

License

TEXIT is distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.