Rendering issue and Pyodide support

[CoinK0in]

Hi,
sorry to bother you. I have tried to use it too, which seems to work. However, no updates, the lateX formulas stay in their lateX form, and the python file using pyodide do not appear, after the password is entered.
For instance

• https://tquantx.gitlab.io/nsi_en_ligne/maths.html > pwd : maths for the maths formula
• https://tquantx.gitlab.io/nsi_en_ligne/nsi_terms/chpKNN/KNN.html > pwd : KNN where python code should appear in the last box
  my configurations files are
• https://gitlab.com/TQuantX/nsi_en_ligne/-/blob/master/mkdocs.yml
• https://gitlab.com/TQuantX/nsi_en_ligne/-/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml

Could you help me ? I tried to do as you say in the readme.md file

Originally posted by @TQuantX in #12 (comment)

[CoinK0in]

No problem, ur welcome.
I need to know the versions of the packages you are using.
Mainly those related to mkdocs pip3 list | grep mkdocs to verify that it doesn't have a version incompatibility.

For the rendering Arithmatex issue when I clone your repo I reproduce the problem of formatting lateX formulas.
However when I don't use your "override" configuration files and I put those of the theme material back by default, I no longer have the problem of rendering on the mathematical functions. I think something is wrong with your current "override" setup.

For the 'pyodide' part, I will be looking at the beginning of the week how it works and what is needed / lacking on my plugin to make it work.

[TQuantX]

Hi, thanks !

For the rendering, indeed, I was looking at the documentation, and it's specified to put them in the "docs" folder. Thanks for this point !

For the pyodide part :

For the packages :

• mkdocs 1.2.1
• mkdocs-encryptcontent-plugin 1.1.0
• mkdocs-enumerate-headings-plugin 0.4.4
• mkdocs-macros-plugin 0.5.12
• mkdocs-material 7.1.10
• mkdocs-material-extensions 1.0.1
• mkdocs-windmill 1.0.4

If it may help, in your setup, when the decryption is done, for Arithmatex, you unlock the line

{% if arithmatex %}MathJax.typesetPromise(){% endif %}

In this case, the python terminal is in the tag "ide_classe" and similarly in interpreter.js , Pyodide seems to be launched by

async function main() {
await loadPyodide({ indexURL : 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/pyodide/v0.17.0/full/' });
}
let pyodideReadyPromise = main();
...

maybe a

{% if ide_classe %} pyodideReadyPromise {%endif%} ?

I took what was done in https://gitlab.com/bouillotvincent/pyodide-mkdocs
Thanks again for your help !

[CoinK0in]

I finally took the time to do something about the problem. I don't really like the way I did it, but it's functional ..

So the problem of loading the python files is related to the loading of the JS functions present in the ide.js file. This ide.js file contains code executed directly on loading, which it is no longer possible to recall after loading the lib.

So I added a feature that allows you to force the reloading some scripts after the decryption process. Reload scripts

I let you try with this new feature. Tell me if you have any troubles.