* feat: conditionally export ECMAScript modules BREAKING CHANGE: With module loaders that support conditional exports and ECMAScript modules, `import katex from 'katex';` will import the ECMAScript module. You can now use: |Before |After | |------------------------------------------|----------------------------------| |`require('katex/dist/contrib/[name].js')` | `require('katex/contrib/[name]')`| |`import katex from 'katex/dist/katex.mjs'`| `import katex from 'katex'` | |`import 'katex/dist/contrib/[name].mjs'` | `import 'katex/contrib/[name]'` |
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migration | Migration Guide |
v0.14.0
With module loaders that support conditional exports and ECMAScript modules,
import katex from 'katex';
will import the ECMAScript module.
You can now use:
Before | After |
---|---|
require('katex/dist/contrib/[name].js') |
require('katex/contrib/[name]') |
import katex from 'katex/dist/katex.mjs' |
import katex from 'katex' |
import 'katex/dist/contrib/[name].mjs' |
import 'katex/contrib/[name]' |
v0.13.0
Macro arguments
Tokens will not be expanded while parsing a macro argument. For example, \frac\foo\foo
,
where the \foo
is defined as 12
, will be parsed as \frac{12}{12}
, not
\frac{1}{2}12
. To expand the argument before parsing, \expandafter
can
be used like \expandafter\frac\foo\foo
.
\def
\def
no longer accepts a control sequence enclosed in braces. For example,
\def{\foo}{}
no longer works and should be changed to \def\foo{}
.
It also no longer accepts replacement text not enclosed in braces. For example,
\def\foo1
no longer works and should be changed to \def\foo{1}
.
\newline
and \cr
\newline
and \cr
no longer takes an optional size argument. To specify vertical
spacing, \\
should be used.
\cfrac
, \color
, \textcolor
, \colorbox
, \fcolorbox
They are no longer allowed as an argument to primitive commands, such as \sqrt
(without the optional argument) and super/subscript. For example,
\sqrt\textcolor{red}{x}
no longer works and should be changed to
\sqrt{\textcolor{red}{x}}
.