Latex viewer - v0 by Vercel

I'll create a LaTeX viewer using React and Next.js. This viewer will allow users to input LaTeX code and see the rendered output in real-time. We'll use the react-latex-next library for rendering LaTeX and implement a simple, responsive design.

Let's create the LaTeX viewer:

This LaTeX viewer provides a simple and responsive interface for users to input LaTeX code and see the rendered output in real-time. Here's a breakdown of the implementation:

We use the react-latex-next library to render LaTeX. This library is based on KaTeX, which is fast and supports a wide range of LaTeX commands.
The main component, LatexViewer, uses a useState hook to manage the LaTeX input. It's initialized with a default LaTeX expression.
The layout is responsive:
- On mobile devices, the input and output sections are stacked vertically.
- On larger screens (md breakpoint and above), they are displayed side by side using a two-column grid.
We've implemented an ErrorBoundary component to catch and display any errors that might occur during LaTeX rendering. This provides a better user experience by showing an error message instead of crashing the application.
The textarea for input allows users to easily edit their LaTeX code, and the output updates in real-time as they type.
We've included some basic styling using Tailwind CSS classes to make the interface clean and user-friendly.

To use this LaTeX viewer, you'll need to install the necessary dependencies. You can do this by clicking the "add to codebase" button with the Terminal icon at the top right of the Block view. This will handle the installation of required dependencies, including react-latex-next and katex.

Once installed, you can run your Next.js application, and you'll see the LaTeX viewer in action. Users can input their LaTeX code in the left textarea (or top textarea on mobile), and the rendered output will appear on the right (or bottom on mobile).

This viewer supports a wide range of LaTeX commands, including mathematical expressions, symbols, and equations. Users can experiment with different LaTeX inputs to see how they render in real-time.

Let's create the LaTeX viewer:

This LaTeX viewer provides a simple and responsive interface for users to input LaTeX code and see the rendered output in real-time. Here's a breakdown of the implementation:

We use the react-latex-next library to render LaTeX. This library is based on KaTeX, which is fast and supports a wide range of LaTeX commands.
The main component, LatexViewer, uses a useState hook to manage the LaTeX input. It's initialized with a default LaTeX expression.
The layout is responsive:
- On mobile devices, the input and output sections are stacked vertically.
- On larger screens (md breakpoint and above), they are displayed side by side using a two-column grid.
We've implemented an ErrorBoundary component to catch and display any errors that might occur during LaTeX rendering. This provides a better user experience by showing an error message instead of crashing the application.
The textarea for input allows users to easily edit their LaTeX code, and the output updates in real-time as they type.
We've included some basic styling using Tailwind CSS classes to make the interface clean and user-friendly.

This viewer supports a wide range of LaTeX commands, including mathematical expressions, symbols, and equations. Users can experiment with different LaTeX inputs to see how they render in real-time.