tfachmann/typst-as-library

Simple demo that demonstrates how to use typst as a library in Rust

typst-as-library's Issues

embed fonts or use system fonts

This is very cool, thank you!

Is there a way to either embed the fonts or to use the system fonts?

Add web example for `wasm32` target

For package download and storage, this wrapper currently uses ureq which is NOT wasm compatible (algesten/ureq#667).

Find a way to make it work for both native and wasm32, so we have a minimal example how to use typst as a library in the web

release to crates-io

Hi, thanks for writing this wrapper.
It is much more conventient to use than having to write and maintain the typst world boilerplate code myself.

Are you planning to publish this to crates-io, possibly syncing releases with typst? This way it can be ensured that the sources will always be available. :)

Remove unneeded dependencies before release

Before #3, remove unneeded dependencies such as

# typst rendering (for demonstration purpose)
typst-pdf = "0.11.0"
typst-svg = "0.11.0"

so the boilerplate (library code) is independent of the examples-

Related to #1

Make main.rs an example instead of a binary

Thank you for the nice demonstration of using typst as a library! I've learnt a lot while reading the repo.

My only advice is that it's better not to treat main.rs as a binary because AFAIK binary will get published. One can turn it into an example or a test case instead.

panic when `fonts` dir is not present

The crate currently panics here when no fonts dir is found.

I think it should search the system font paths as well, and maybe if nothing is found error out with a more descriptive message?