Hi all!
Just started using Elm and I'm really liking it.
One question I had is whether it is possible to integrate a library like
KaTeX that actually modifies the content of a DOM element that is
controlled by Elm.
If so how would I do that? React/Mithril have ways of interrupting the
rendering lifecycle to squeeze in your own behavior, but how does Elm allow
for that?
Another simple way to do it is to render a script tag, like:
<div id="katex">
<script> KaTeX.render('...', document.getElementById('katex')) </script>
I can render a script element, but I need to force elm to re-render the
script tag each time, and for that, React allows you to put a key
attribute. Is there something similar in Elm?
There are a lot of other widget-like js libraries that I wanted to include
on my webpage, like musicalabc (abcjs) or mermaid.js, or highlight.js, etc.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Vishesh
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