Closed magic3007 closed 3 years ago
mistletoe supports parsing math equation and notion-py seems to provide the equation block. It should be easy to add this feature (x
FYI: https://github.com/miyuchina/mistletoe/blob/8f2f0161b2af92f8dd25a0a55cb7d437a67938bc/mistletoe/latex_token.py https://github.com/jamalex/notion-py/blob/b7041ade477c1f59edab1b6fc025326d406dd92a/notion/block.py#L568
I don't really want to add a bunch of non-standard Markdown extensions to the default library, but providing an API to add such extensions seems fine. It sounds like @wongsingfo might have already messed with this a bit
I found that it appears to be hard to add the inlined equation (though adding equation block is quite simple). The bottleneck is that the notion-py library does not provide a way to convert markdown into notion api format or vice versa. Specifically, notion-py depends on commonmark, which is a "strongly defined and highly compatible specification of Markdown" and doesn't support equations. It seems that everyone tries to avoid non-standard markdown extensions when possible...
Also looking forward for math support! 🤗
Bumped the version and merged @EgorDm 's PR. The upstream PR is in as well.
Now Notion has supported the inline math equation and the block math equation. Is it possible to add support for inline markdown math equation like $x=x+1$ and block math equation like $$ E=mc^2 $$