Woxi: A Rust-Powered Open-Source Reimplementation of Wolfram Language

Woxi is an open-source project that seeks to recreate the functionality of the Wolfram Language (Mathematica), developed entirely using the Rust programming language.

Woxi provides a versatile ecosystem for symbolic computation, allowing users to execute complex logic and graphics without relying on proprietary software.

🌐 The Woxi Playground

The project features an interactive playground that executes everything locally within your web browser. Users can quickly test expressions and visualize results.

Supported Operations include:

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🛠️ Ecosystem & Integration

Woxi is not limited to a single web page; it powers a variety of front-end experiences.

1. Interactive Playgrounds

• Standard: A quick-start interface to Clear, Share, and Run code.
• Extended: A side-by-side layout featuring an editor and an output pane, which is basic ideal for multi-line logic and complex graphics.

2. Command-Line Interface (CLI)

For those who prefer the terminal, Woxi offers a robust CLI. You can:

• Evaluate a single expression using woxi eval.
• Execute .wls script files.
• Utilize Woxi as a shebang interpreter for system scripts.

# Example of evaluating an expression via CLI
woxi eval "Primes[100]"

3. Jupyter Integration

Woxi is fully compatible with the Jupyter ecosystem, supporting both local and cloud-based workflows.

• Install the kernel locally via woxi install-kernel.
• Use the bundled JupyterLite instance for a zero-install browser experience.

4. Woxi Studio

This is a dedicated native editor designed specifically for .nb (Wolfram Notebook) files. It supports:

• Cell-based editing and inline graphical rendering.
• Multi-format exports, including:
  • .ipynb (Jupyter)
  • Markdown
  • $\text{\LaTeX}$ (via \begin{document})
  • Typst and PDF

Whether you are performing a simple $\sum_{i=1}^{n} i$ calculation or building a complex symbolic model, Woxi provides the tools to do it open-source.