A short description about the project and/or client.

• Fill out README.md
  • Change the my-package package name, including code snippets
  • Check section contents and/or delete sections that don't apply
• Check and/or replace LICENSE by something that suits your needs
• Fill out typst.toml
  • See also the typst/packages README
• Adapt Repository URLs in CHANGELOG.md
  • Consider only committing that file with your first release, or removing the "Initial Release" part in the beginning
• Adapt or deactivate the release workflow in .github/workflows/release.yml

  • to deactivate it, delete that file or remove/comment out lines 2-4 (on: and following)

  • to use the workflow

    • check the values under env:, particularly REGISTRY_REPO
    • if you don't have one, create a fine-grained personal access token with only Contents permission for the REGISTRY_REPO
    • on this repo, create a secret REGISTRY_TOKEN (at https://github.com/[user]/[repo]/settings/secrets/actions) that contains the so created token

    if configured correctly, whenever you create a tag v..., your package will be pushed onto a branch on the REGISTRY_REPO, from which you can then create a pull request against typst/packages

• remove/replace the example test case
• (add your actual code, docs and tests)
• remove this section from the README

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on the typst web app. Perhaps a short code example on importing the package and a very simple teaser usage.

#import "@preview/my-package:0.1.0": *

#show: my-show-rule.with()
#my-func()

A step by step guide that will tell you how to get the development environment up and running. This should example how to clone the repo and where to (maybe a link to the typst documentation on it), along with any pre-requisite software and installation steps.

$ First step
$ Another step
$ Final step

A more in-depth description of usage. Any template arguments? A complicated example that showcases most if not all of the functions the package provides? This is also an excellent place to signpost the manual.

#import "@preview/my-package:0.1.0": *

#let my-complicated-example = ...

• Project folder on server:
• Confluence link:
• Asana board:
• etc...