typenaut 0.0.2

Typst metaprogramming in python

Typenaut

Typst documents from python classes

[!WARNING] This project is no longer maintained:

• Typst's native sys.inputs solved my needs, feeding pydantic models for dynamic content.
• Not worth it to mirror what typst already does internally - it's turtles all the way down!
• Pure library usage will likely improve in the future with community or official effort.

I'm archiving the repository as it got some clever tricks and a rough idea in how a meta programming library and utils would look like. Feel free to base off a continuation or rewrite under the MIT license (requires including original copyright notice and attribution).

Since I own the PyPI package, get in touch for a name transfer for any purpose shall you be worthy!

^{Note: Please change the logo on a fork, as I will use it elsewhere planned.}

🔥 Description

An experiment on typst metaprogramming within python for heavy templating.

from typenaut import Document, Rectangle, Text

class Minimal(Document):
    def build(self):
        with Rectangle(self) as rect:
            Text(rect, value="Hi, I'm inside the rectangle")

# Automated usage!
document = Minimal()
document.build()
document.pdf(output="output.pdf")

🚀 Usage

Your best chance is on exploring the examples directory likely for a good while.

• Upstream typst documentation is always a valuable resource!

^{Note: I really do not have the time to write structured documentation, but the code contains quality type hints and docstrings.}