Shachar

You are right. It is a native library. I refer to it this way because I intend on having an independent native implementation for this library. [AndroidSVG](https://bigbadaboom.github.io/androidsvg/) is much faster....

Right again, it's not very configurable. But I read they want to work on it. It's not the math. It's the react part. React handles the entire layout-draw pass on...

http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/output/linebreaks.html

@znyrsukki Thanks! Interesting solution. It is perhaps the best solution to date. However it will not solve the issue entirely because the rendered svg is not proportional to the string...

Take a look at #30

Hi, Thanks for reaching out. I appreciate it! ## Roadmap My goal for this library is to support both **rendering** and **editing** of math. Rendering is supported but editing is...

Sorry for the delay.. I don't see an advantage of using what you suggested. Parsing to html will require parsing/rendering from html, which is undesirable. MathJax handles parsing by it's...

The **main motivation** of this library is to handle math expressions **WITHOUT** a `WebView`. This eliminates `react-native-render-html`. Regarding `react-native-markdown-display` I don't know. Mathjax has a node based parser, `react-native-markdown-display` must...

updated second comment

You are right. `config` isn't passed down: https://github.com/ShaMan123/react-native-math-view/blob/master/src/MathText.tsx#L45 You are welcome to PR. You can instead handle this with the `CellRenderComponent`. ```ts ```