Run CoreGX on your own computer
CoreGX Local is the CoreGX geometry engine as a command-line program. It reads the same language as the API and draws the same figures, but it runs on your machine, offline and without an API key.
- Your programs and figures stay on your computer.
- No credits or rate limits, so it suits batch jobs and build pipelines.
- Builds for Linux, macOS and Windows, on x64 and ARM64.
anglemode degree triangle A B C angle A B C 90 distance A B a distance B C b measure distance(A,C) measure area(A,B,C)
~/triangle $ ./coregx svg < triangle.gx | jq -r .svg > triangle.svg ~/triangle $ ./coregx equationformats=string < triangle.coregx | > jq -r '.equations[] | [.expression, .string] | @tsv' | column -t distance(A,C) (((a)^(2)+(b)^(2)))^(1/2) area(A,B,C) (b*a*1/2) ~/triangle $
Try it first
Download CoreGX Local without a license key to try it out. The evaluation copy is free and has no usage limits, but it's licensed for evaluation only.
To use CoreGX Local beyond evaluation, get a license. It's free for early adopters, and the key works with the copy you've already downloaded.
Download CoreGX Local from the CoreGX Console.
The README in the zip covers installing a key and first-run warnings on macOS and Windows.
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CoreGX Edit
Rather not work in a terminal? CoreGX Edit is a desktop editor with CoreGX built in. Write a program, or draw a construction on the canvas and add constraints to it, and see the figure and the measurements it produces. The language reference is a keypress away.
- Made to be changed. The interface is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript in a folder beside the program: edit it, restart the app and your change is there, with nothing to build.
- The editor is open source under the MIT License. The CoreGX engine inside it is licensed the same way as CoreGX Local.
Download CoreGX Edit from the CoreGX Console.