L^AT_EX sucks.

Create small pdf documents, that hopefully looks like latex. It's currently an alpha version, so nothing is working properly.

What is it?

• Cowtchoox use a syntax that looks like html, with math that looks like latex
• It use a browser to render documents. So you can style you document easily with CSS
• Easier to debug: documented (not yet), clear error messages (not yet), and you can use the devtools of a browser to inspect your document

How do I use that?

Installation (Windows)

• Grab a release zip.
• Unzip it. Inside there is the executable and helpers files.
• Add to your PATH the folder into which you unzipped, so that you can call the executable from anywhere

Usage

• Create a cow file
• Call cowtchoox my_file.cow
• Cowtchoox will produce out.pdf in the same folder

See docs\getting_started.pdf

Code organization

The main program is in rust

• main: read input, find files
• parser: parse COW files into a struct
  • custom: parse user-defined tags and operators
  • math: parse maths. used on the struct
• writer: create HTML file with document struct
• browser: send the shit to the browser, ask for a PDF

JS: is executed in the browser

• main: cuts the pages, instar headers etc.