Demo

Pick an example, change the code, and run it. The code runs in your browser against the library, the way a generator written by a teacher does.

How the code runs

• PiMath is available, and so is every class by its name: Fraction, Polynom, Random, Line...
• show(value) displays a value. An object with a .tex is drawn as LaTeX, an array is displayed element by element, and anything else as text. With several values, show(a, b) puts them on one line.
• showTex(latex) displays a LaTeX string you built, for example showTex(`${a.tex} + ${b.tex}`).
• Operations modify the object they are called on. Use clone() to keep the original (see getting started).

The editor suggests the names of the library while you type, the generators after Random., and the options inside Random.equation({ ... }). The same autocompletion is available for your own CodeMirror editor, see editor support.

The examples with a random draw have a New draw button. In your own project, import the library as described in getting started, then use the same code.

An endless loop in the code freezes the page: reload it.