Add support for in-memory output

typst-py

Python binding to typst, a new markup-based typesetting system that is powerful and easy to learn.

Installation

pip install typst

Usage

import typst


# Compile `hello.typ` to PDF and save as `hello.pdf`
typst.compile("hello.typ", output="hello.pdf")

# Compile `hello.typ` to PNG and save as `hello.png`
typst.compile("hello.typ", output="hello.png", format="png", ppi=144.0)

# Or return PDF content as bytes
pdf_bytes = typst.compile("hello.typ")

# Also for svg
svg_bytes = typst.compile("hello.typ", format="svg")

# Or use Compiler class to avoid reinitialization
compiler = typst.Compiler("hello.typ")
compiler.compile(format="png", ppi=144.0)

License

This work is released under the Apache-2.0 license. A copy of the license is provided in the LICENSE file.

	Args:
	input (PathLike): Project's main .typ file.
	output (Optional[PathLike], optional): Path to save the compiled file.
	Allowed extensions are `.pdf`, `.svg` and `.png`

	match result {
	// Export the PDF / PNG.
	Ok(document) => Ok(export_pdf(&document, self)?),
	Err(errors) => Err(format_diagnostics(self, &errors, &warnings).unwrap().into()),

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