Open the MacOS terminal. First you will need to install some additional TeX files.
cd ~/Library
mkdir -p texmf/tex/latex
cd ~/Library/texmf/tex/latex
git clone https://github.com/XimeraProject/ximeraLatex.git
cd ximeraLatex
git checkout developmentThen install the engine and make it executable.
cd ~/Library/TeXShop/Engines
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/XimeraProject/static/master/ximera.engine
chmod +x ximera.engineThen restart TeXShop, and create a file with
\documentclass{ximera} and choose ximera as the engine from
the top bar. When you click Typeset then you will see a PDF, but
also an .html file will be created.
If you have the development version of
ximeraLaTeX
installed in your local texmf tree, then the compile.sh script
can be used to transform TeX into HTML.
If you have installed
xake then you can also
create static HTML with support for SVG images. You will also
need to have the development version of
ximeraLaTeX
installed in your texmf tree in order to produce HTML with a
<head> that points to the Ximera server at Ohio State.
In this case, the resulting page index.html was generated by running xake compile index.tex.