| Before | Default Style | OTBS Style |
= Heading
== Table or Grid
#table(
columns: (1fr, 1fr),
align: (left, right),
[a], [b],
[longer], [],
[c],
[test],
)
== Equation
$ x & = 13 y & \
& & z? \
2 y & = 13 * 2 y \
\
& \
$
Some math $c$, $d $, $ e$ and $ f_1^ pi * - 3$.
== Trailing comma and long blocks
// no trailing comma and content with only spaces
#figure(
caption: [compact],
[ Some Content ]
)
// no trailing comma and content with newline
#figure(
caption: [nested],
[
Some Content ]
)
// trailing comma and content with newline
#figure(
caption: [nested],
[
Some Content ],
)
== Linebreaks
Everything is written in content
mode is on the same line after formatting.
Maybe wanted or unwanted.
#image("image_a.png")
#image("image_b.png")
But paragraphs stay seperated!
== Label<section_label>
== Nesting
#let f = (diff, content ) => {
box(width: 30%,align(center,{
content
v(diff, weak:true)
counter.display(numbering) + [ ] + caption
}))
}
== Code
#{
let x= 1 * - 3 ;
let y= 1==2 and 3==3
} |
= Heading
== Table or Grid
#table(
columns: (1fr, 1fr),
align: (left, right),
[a], [b],
[longer], [],
[c], [test],
)
== Equation
$ x & = 13 y & \
& & z? \
2 y & = 13 * 2 y \
\
& \ $
Some math $c$, $d$, $e$ and $f_1^pi * - 3$.
== Trailing comma and long blocks
// no trailing comma and content with only spaces
#figure(caption: [compact], [ Some Content ])
// no trailing comma and content with newline
#figure(caption: [nested], [
Some Content ])
// trailing comma and content with newline
#figure(
caption: [nested],
[
Some Content ],
)
== Linebreaks
Everything is written in content
mode is on the same line after formatting.
Maybe wanted or unwanted.
#image("image_a.png")
#image("image_b.png")
But paragraphs stay seperated!
== Label <section_label>
== Nesting
#let f = (diff, content) => {
box(width: 30%, align(center, {
content
v(diff, weak: true)
counter.display(numbering) + [ ] + caption
}))
}
== Code
#{
let x = 1 * -3;
let y = 1 == 2 and 3 == 3
} |
= Heading
== Table or Grid
#table(
columns: (1fr, 1fr),
align: (left, right),
[a], [b],
[longer], [],
[c], [test],
)
== Equation
$
x & = 13 y & \
& & z? \
2 y & = 13 * 2 y \
\
& \
$
Some math $c$, $d$, $e$ and $f_1^pi * - 3$.
== Trailing comma and long blocks
// no trailing comma and content with only spaces
#figure(caption: [compact], [ Some Content ])
// no trailing comma and content with newline
#figure(caption: [nested], [
Some Content
])
// trailing comma and content with newline
#figure(
caption: [nested],
[
Some Content
],
)
== Linebreaks
Everything is written in content mode is on the same line after formatting. Maybe wanted or unwanted. #image("image_a.png") #image("image_b.png")
But paragraphs stay seperated!
== Label <section_label>
== Nesting
#let f = (diff, content) => {
box(width: 30%, align(center, {
content
v(diff, weak: true)
counter.display(numbering) + [ ] + caption
}))
}
== Code
#{
let x = 1 * -3;
let y = 1 == 2 and 3 == 3
} |
cargo install --git=https://github.com/antonWetzel/prettypst.git --locked
- Prettypst might change your work, use only if you can recover a previous version.
- Insert or remove trailing comma to change between single line and multiline
- Any feature requests are welcome
prettypst [--help] | Print help
prettypst <file> | Format file inplace
prettypst --use-std-in ... | Use terminal as input
prettypst ... -o <output-file> | Change output file
prettypst ... --use-std-out | Use terminal as output
prettypst --style=[default | otbs] ... | Change the used style
prettypst --use-configuration ... | Load a configuration from "prettypst.toml"
prettypst --file-location=<path> ... | Change file location to search for configuration (use with --use-std-in)
- install custom-local-formatters
- use prettypst for typst
-
"customLocalFormatters.formatters": [ { "command": "prettypst --use-std-in --use-std-out --file-location=${file}", "languages": [ "typst", ], } ],
-
- change command to use wanted style or configuration
--style=otbs--use-configurationprettypst.tomlmust be in the same folder as the formatted file or a parent folder
- Add
prettypstto yourlanguages.toml -
[[language]] name = "typst" # ... formatter = { command = "prettypst", args = ["--use-std-in", "--use- 8C39 std-out"] }
- change command to use wanted style or configuration
--style=otbs--use-configurationprettypst.tomlmust be in the current working directory or a parent folder
- create configuration with
prettypst [--style=otbs] --save-configuration
indentation = 0 | 1 | ... # use 0 for tabs
separate-label = false | true # insert space before a label
final-newline = false | true # insert a final newline at the end
[preserve-newline]
content = false | true # preserve single newlines in markup
math = false | true # preserve single newline in equations
[automatic-newline]
max-width = 0 # insert a linebreak if the current line would exceed the max width, use zero to disable
in-strong = false # allow automatic linebreak in strong (*...*)
in-emphasis = false # allow automatic linebreak in emphasis (_..._)
[block]
long-block-style = "separate" | "compact" # '[' and ']' on the same or separate lines as the content
[term]
space-before = false | true # insert a space before the ':' in terms
space-after = false | true # insert a space after the ':' in terms
[named-argument]
space-before = false | true # insert a space before the ':' in named arguments
space-after = false | true # insert a space after the ':' in named arguments
[dictionary-entry]
space-before = false | true # insert a space before the ':' in dictionary entries
space-after = false | true # insert a space after the ':' in dictionary entries
[import-statement]
space-before = false | true # insert a space before the ':' in import statements
space-after = false | true # insert a space after the ':' in import statements
[comma]
space-before = false | true # insert a space before the ',' in arguments
space-after = false | true # insert a space after the ',' in arguments
[columns]
comma = "end-of-content" | "end-of-cell" # how to align commas in tables
[heading]
blank-lines-before = 0 | 1 | ... # blank lines before a heading
blank-lines-after = 0 | 1 | ... # blank lines after a heading
[columns-commands]
grid = "columns" # format the "grid", "gridx", ... command with
gridx = "columns" # columns specified by the named argument "columns"
table = "columns"
tablex = "columns"