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new 0.2.0 | May 25, 2024 |
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0.1.0 | Apr 27, 2024 |
#56 in Value formatting
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tex-fmt
A LaTeX formatter written in Rust.
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- ⚡ Extremely fast run-time performance
- 🔧 No configuration necessary
- 📟 Command-line interface
- 📜 Handles LaTeX file types
.tex
,.bib
,.cls
, and.sty
- 🦀 Written entirely in safe Rust
Installation
Cargo
# install stable release
cargo install tex-fmt
# install from github
cargo install --git "https://github.com/wgunderwood/tex-fmt"
Nix
nix build "github:wgunderwood/tex-fmt"
Performance
When formatting all of the test cases, tex-fmt is hundreds of times faster than latexindent.
Files | Lines | Size | tex-fmt | latexindent | latexindent -m |
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19 | 34k | 970kb | 0.0318s | 15.4s [x483] | 19.8s [x622] |
Limitations
- Semantic parsing of LaTeX code not conducted
- No linting or correction of syntax errors
- Customization via configuration files not supported
- Compliance with existing formatting guidelines not guaranteed
- Editor integration not currently provided
- No spell checking
Existing tools
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latexindent. Perl script, many configuration options, slow on large files.
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LaTeXTidy. Perl script, download links seem to be broken.
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latex-pretty. Browser-based, uses latexindent as the backend.
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latexformat.com. Browser-based.
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texpretty. C program which works sometimes and appears to be fast. Fails with certain keywords inside brackets.
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latex-editor. Browser-based.
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LaTeXFmt. Vim plugin, does not apply indentation.
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latex-formatter. Visual Studio plugin, uses latexindent as the backend.
Dependencies
~4–6MB
~104K SLoC