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+Rapier Math
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+The renderer and build tools are MIT-licensed. The embedded Latin Modern Math outlines and metrics
+are licensed separately under the GUST Font License. Both grants apply to this distribution.
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+Copyright (c) 2026 Jack Skipworth
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+Copyright 2012--2014 for Latin Modern Math OTF by B. Jackowski, P. Strzelczyk and P. Pianowski (on behalf of TeX users groups). This work is released under the GUST Font License -- see http://tug.org/fonts/licenses/GUST-FONT-LICENSE.txt for details.
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+Rapier math font data, derived from Latin Modern Math 1.959.
+Changes: SVG outline conversion, character and MATH data extraction,
+optical-form closure, derived contour profiles and lossless path packing.
+Original outlines are unchanged. Hinting and text shaping tables are omitted.
+The font authors do not maintain this conversion.
+Complete original work: https://mirrors.ctan.org/fonts/lm-math.zip
+Conversion details: FONT-SOURCE.md.
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package/README.md

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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# Rapier Math
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+TeX-to-SVG maths with embedded Latin Modern outlines. Synchronous, offline and self-contained: no runtime
+dependencies, DOM, font installation or network request is needed to render a formula.
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+npm install rapier-math
+```
+
+```js
+import {render, renderToString} from 'rapier-math';
+
+const result = render(String.raw`\frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}`, {displayMode: true});
+if (result.errors.length) console.error(result.errors);
+const svg = renderToString(String.raw`E = mc^2`);
+```
+
+ES modules work in browsers, workers and server JavaScript runtimes. The default export also provides the
+same API as named exports. Importing the module does not install a global or access the DOM.
+
+## Browser
+
+Serve `index.mjs` from this package alongside your page:
+
+```html
+<div id="equation"></div>
+<script type="module">
+  import {render, observe} from './index.mjs';
+  const result = render(String.raw`\int_0^1 x^2\,dx = \frac{1}{3}`, {displayMode: true});
+  const container = document.querySelector('#equation');
+  container.innerHTML = result.svg;
+  const stop = observe(container);
+  // Call stop() when this container is no longer observed.
+</script>
+```
+
+For a classic script, load `rapier-math-1.0.1.js` and call `globalThis.RapierMath.render(tex)`.
+The classic payload is 803451 bytes (496298 bytes gzip); it is the same renderer
+used by Rapier's optional maths plug-in. Its SHA-384 is `1kdn6mohx3a5MAiwqRWY+6oviUHUheHfY1VMsxjDsUrn7woTaa7FSKo4juYtuNaF`.
+To serve Rapier's plug-in from your own origin, place that classic payload beside `rapier.html` or
+`rapier-document.html`, or in the reader's `plugins` directory.
+
+## API
+
+| Export | Result |
+| --- | --- |
+| `render(tex, options?)` | `{svg, width, height, depth, lines, fitted, errors}`. Dimensions are mathematical ems. |
+| `renderToString(tex, options?)` | The SVG string, including a diagnostic when rendering fails. |
+| `parse(tex)` | Parsed syntax tree; throws a structured error for unsupported or invalid input. |
+| `fit(container)` | One synchronous browser fitting pass; returns the number of selected formulas. |
+| `observe(container)` | Observe the current formulas for column, font and theme changes; returns a cleanup function. |
+| `version` | `1.0.1`. |
+
+`displayMode: true` selects display mathematics. `maxWidth` sets an optional width in mathematical ems.
+Long rows break before relations or binary operators; aligned derivations share their relation column.
+An indivisible oversized group scales uniformly to fit. `fit` and `observe` need a browser DOM;
+call `observe` again after replacing the formulas in a container.
+
+For a known screen, pass `screen: {fontSize: 16, pixelRatio: 2, dark: false}`. Font size is the surrounding
+text's CSS pixel size. The two numbers must be positive and finite, and `dark` must be a boolean.
+Invalid device scales return an `invalid-screen` diagnostic. Omit `screen` for resolution-independent
+output. SVGs match Latin Modern's x-height to Geist through the fonts' own metrics and inherit
+`currentColor`; explicit TeX colors retain their authored values.
+
+The root SVG retains exact valid XML source in `aria-label` and `title`. Source containing malformed
+XML characters is represented with Unicode escapes in those alternatives, while `data-tex-utf16` stores
+every original UTF-16 code unit as four hexadecimal digits. Rendering errors include `code`, `message`
+and `offset`, with `command` when applicable. Check `errors` before treating a result as successful.
+
+## Supported mathematics
+
+Fractions, roots, scripts, limits, matrices, arrays, aligned equations, delimiters, accents, operators,
+Greek, mathematical alphabets and symbols, text, color, size and spacing commands are supported. The parser
+also supports local TeX macros and selected chemistry and physics notation. Macro expansion and rendering
+have bounded resource limits. HTTP and HTTPS links are allowed; executable URLs and injected HTML are refused.
+
+This is a formula renderer, not a complete TeX document processor. Package loading, file input and arbitrary
+TeX extensions are not supported. Labels do not establish cross-formula references or automatic equation
+numbers. Unsupported syntax produces an explicit diagnostic. Latin Modern Math has no lowercase script
+or bold-script alphabet: those lowercase requests use ordinary-letter fallbacks. SVG text alternatives
+retain the TeX; this package does not produce semantic MathML.
+
+## Rebuild and verify
+
+The complete renderer source and font regeneration instructions are in `src/`. No package installation
+is needed to rebuild from the carried font data. Use Node 22 or later:
+
+```sh
+node verify.mjs
+node check.mjs
+node src/math/package-build.mjs index.mjs
+```
+
+`verify.mjs` checks the classic payload, source digests and complete licenses, then rebuilds the exact payload
+in `src/shell/vendor/`. `check.mjs` checks the module entry, exact source alternatives, classic/module
+agreement and hostile-content isolation. `package-build.mjs` rebuilds both the classic source output and
+the module entry. The module carries the same renderer body with module-local exports; no dynamic evaluation
+or global installation is needed.
+
+To regenerate the font itself, follow `src/math/FONT-SOURCE.md` and run `python src/math/build-font.py`.
+The source note uses `repo/` paths for the full Rapier checkout; this package uses `src/`.
+
+## Licenses
+
+The renderer is MIT-licensed. Embedded Latin Modern Math 1.959 outlines and mathematical metrics use the
+GUST Font License, an instance of the LaTeX Project Public License. `LICENSE` contains both complete grants;
+`LICENSE-MIT` and `math-LICENSE.txt` reproduce the renderer license, and `math-font-LICENSE.txt` retains
+the exact font copyright, conversion notice, GUST grant and LPPL 1.3c terms. Both payloads retain the notices.
+`math-components.json` records the renderer and font as SPDX 2.3 components with the complete font grant.