Scott
Yes, that's fine, we were holding out on this support. :)
I will be _shocked_ if there isn't already a well-written LaTeX -> HTML library written in PHP.
https://github.com/xemlock/php-latex Need to audit first, but looks promising.
Sorry, I don't think we'll be able to squeeze this in before v1.0.0, so I'm removing it from the milestone. - In order to claim LaTeX support, we need to...
There is no filesystem access here at all. That's critically important. This is for blog posts, web pages, and comments that some end users without access to the filesystem can...
Should a great _no-filesystem-access_ LaTeX parser written in PHP surface in the near future, I'll consider adding this format to the available text modes. Unfortunately, I don't have the time...
So, this is how this will have to work. 1. Create a random password, store it in `src/tmp/installing.json`. 2. Also create the [installer token](https://github.com/paragonie/airship/blob/6ce8f2867c10a3f5cb70caf83b96394729815579/src/Installer/Install.php#L71-L91). 3. Give the user a URL...
We now have tentative support for UNIX sockets, so we should no longer need a password, if I understand correctly.
Also worth looking at: https://github.com/paragonie/airship/blob/master/tools/installer_step_1.php
Exporting user information is the part I'm stuck on. There are several approaches we could take: 1. Export the users as-is and create a gadget that allows for users to...