▲ 23 r/typst
Yes another one of those but I built an editor for Typst.
As much as I love the web app, I don't always have internet access, and I also prefer working with the files on my pc but the code editor experience compared to the web app isn't great imo.
I tried to bring all the features from the web app that are needed for local file editing such as:
- syntax highlighting
- adjusting preview and cursor positions on preview page click
- nested code syntax highlighting
- presenter mode for previewed items
- export document as PNG, SVG and PDF with all the configurations for each format
The editing experience is almost as smooth as the web version, the preview updates instantly as you type.
checkout the github repo, you can also download it from here.
PS: About 90% of the code was written by AI (can guarantee it's not slop though). Although Linux and macos versions exists they are completely untested, I'll appreciate feedback regarding your experience using it on those platforms
u/SnooChipmunks401 — 11 days ago