tyx-schema 0.2.11

Safe Pydantic schema for interacting with TyX configurations

TyX

A LyX-like experience rewritten for Typst and the modern era.

[!WARNING] TyX is currently in early development and breaking changes are introduced frequently.

Getting Started

Check out the web editor or download TyX!

Features

Math Editor

TyX uses MathLive to make math formula editing easy by seeing the formula you're editing!

[!NOTE] This is currently LaTeX-based. We are working on a Typst-based editor!

Keyboard Shortcuts

TyX supports customizable keyboard shortcuts!

Function Calls

TyX supports an easy-to-use wrapper for Typst function calls, including types, labels and documentation for parameters!

[!TIP] This is how the footnote node is currently implemented!

More definitions can be added to the functions file.

Keyboard Map

TyX supports keyboard maps (currently only a Hebrew keyboard map has been added in the Keyboard Map Plugin). This enables you to write in your language without having to switch to English every time you edit math environments!

Typst Importing

Thanks to contributions by Myriad-Dreamin you can open .typ files into TyX!

[!NOTE] This, as well, is still a work in progress. Many Typst features are currently not imported correctly.

Translations

TyX currently has translations for Hebrew! Further translations can be added via GitHub PRs by adding a file to the translations directory and adding it to the translations file.

Acknowledgements

TyX would not be possible without the following open-source libraries:

• typst (Apache-2.0 License)
• typst.ts (Apache-2.0 License)
• tyx2typst (Apache-2.0 License)
• tinymist (Apache-2.0 License)
• mathlive (MIT License)
• lexical (MIT License)
• tauri (Apache-2.0/MIT License)
• mantine (MIT License)
• tabler (MIT License)
• vite (MIT License)