How are you using Nerdamer?

factor(x^4-1)
solveeqs([x+y=5, x-y=1], [x,y])
diff(sin(x)^2, x)

block(
  x: 4,
  if(x > 3, x^2, x)
)

import nerdamer from 'nerdamer';
import { Matrix } from 'nerdamer/structures';

const result = nerdamer('x^2+1');

Not sure which one you need? If you are typing mathematics such as factor(x^2-1), use Nerdamer Notation. If you are writing control flow such as if(...) or block(...), use the Nerdamer Scripting language. If you are writing JavaScript or TypeScript that imports or calls Nerdamer, use the JavaScript / TypeScript API.

Localized errors. The library includes built-in error messages for each supported language. Use the LANGUAGE setting to select the error-message language. See Settings and configuration for the supported language codes and an example.