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 TypstStrings, TypstTexts, and Typsts 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

Literate.jl

Luxor.jl

julia> using Luxor: @svg, O, text

julia> using Typstry: @typst_str

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

MakieTeX.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)

TypstJlyfish.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")