My programming experiments with Typst. Typst is a new programmable markup-based typesetting system.
By chance, I found Typst on Wikipedia. Typst is mentioned in an article on typesetting, see "Other text formatters".
Typst is invented by Laurenz Mädje and presented in his Master's thesis titled "A Programmable Markup Language for Typesetting" (2022-09-08, TU Berlin).
There is a project that targets Typst running directly in the browser.
There is the Typst Example Book to learn a lot from.
Experimental Package Repository: https://github.com/typst/packages
Awesome Typst Links: https://github.com/qjcg/awesome-typst
extractText is my very first Typst programm. It fixes an issue with titles in Typst's default templates.
Unfortunately, there is no solution in Typst to wrap text around a textbox, see wrapText. That's too bad!
Just an idea: I guess it is possible to write Typst programms as literate programms with an appropriate Typst template.
My first attempts towards this idea can be found in folder LiterateProgramming