Package Interoperability

This guide illustrates how to use Typstry.jl in compatible notebooks and packages.

Notebooks

IJulia.jl, Pluto.jl, and QuartoNotebookRunner.jl each display values of type AbstractTypst and TypstString using show with the application/pdf, image/png, and image/svg+xml MIME types.

Tip

Set mappings in context to customize the default formatting in these environments.

Typst Packages

Compiling a document which imports a Typst package can be achieved in exactly the same manner as compiling a standard Typst source file with the command-line interface. For example:

typst"#import \"@namespace/name:version\""

Julia Packages

Labelyst.jl

This package is a dependent of Typstry.jl.

Literate.jl

Luxor.jl

This package is a weak dependent of Typstry.jl.

julia> using Luxor: @svg, O, text

julia> using Typstry: @typst_str

julia> @svg text(typst\"Hi cormullion!\", O)

MakieTeX.jl

This package is a dependent of Typstry.jl.

Note

This package re-exports @typst_str and TypstString.

julia> using CairoMakie, MakieTeX

julia> f = Figure(; size = (100, 100))

julia> LTeX(f[1, 1], TypstDocument(typst"Hi Anshul Singhvi!"))

julia> save("makie_tex.svg", f)

RegressionTables.jl

This package is a weak dependent of Typstry.jl.

TypstJlyfish.jl

This package is interoperable with Typstry.jl.

#import "@preview/jlyfish:0.1.0": *
#read-julia-output(json("typst_jlyfish.json"))
#jl-pkg("Typstry")
#jl(`using Typstry; typst"Hi Andreas Kröpelin!"`)

julia> using TypstJlyfish, Typstry

julia> TypstJlyfish.compile("typst_jlyfish.typ"; evaluation_file = "typst_jlyfish.json")