Implement Typst backend #48
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ext/MakieTeXCairoMakieExt.jl
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| CairoMakie.is_cairomakie_atomic_plot(plot::TeXImg) = true | ||
| CairoMakie.is_cairomakie_atomic_plot(plot::Union{TeXImg, TypstImg}) = true |
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In this case I think we should let TeXImg be the main/only plot type, similarly for LTeX - they would just accept TypstDocuments as well.
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Just to clarify, I meant that we should remove the TypstImg and LTypst entirely, since they don't have any differentiating factors from LTeX and the two would get a bit confusing IMO. If there is some additional value to be gained by having separate recipes then we can look into this again, but for now it seems easier to just have one canonical recipe to plot things with...
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Oh, thank you for elaborating. I didn't actually know what it did and tried to revert it.
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BTW: don't worry about the CI, it gets stuck somewhere, probably in the |
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https://typst.app/universe/package/cetz/ has some nice illustrations that one could render in a similar way to |
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Alright, I think it's almost done. I ran test/typst.jl locally and those examples worked. Do you have suggestions for additional tests or things to check manually? Is there anything to consider regarding Typst and Makie integration, such as the |
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Ah, I was trying to push to the PR and it looks like I somehow pushed to this repo's master instead! Oops. No worries - the PR was in pretty good shape anyway and local testing seemed to work well. Thanks again @jakobjpeters! In terms of additional tests, not really - that the basic functionality works is mostly what I wanted. It seems as though Typst doesn't really need a preamble unless you're using a package, and if you are then you can just write that import statement anywhere if I understand correctly? So we can use a preamble later, especially in text integration for fonts, colors, etc, but right now there doesn't seem to be a need for it. |
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Woo! You're welcome |
As described in the documentation and this comment, this pull request implements a Typst backend using Typstry.jl.
This initial draft contains a minimal working implementation:
TODO
preamble