/prettypst

Formatter for Typst

Primary LanguageRustMIT LicenseMIT

Prettypst

Formatter for Typst!

Before Default Style OTBS Style
Before formatting Default style OTBS style

Install

cargo install --git=https://github.com/antonWetzel/prettypst.git --locked

Usage / Features

  • 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

Terminal

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)

VSCodium or VSCode

  • 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-configuration
      • prettypst.toml must be in the same folder as the formatted file or a parent folder

Helix

  • Add prettypst to your languages.toml
  • [[language]]
    name = "typst"
    # ...
    formatter = { command = "prettypst", args = ["--use-std-in", "--use-std-out"] }
  • change command to use wanted style or configuration
    • --style=otbs
    • --use-configuration
      • prettypst.toml must be in the current working directory or a parent folder

Settings

  • create configuration with prettypst [--style=otbs] --save-configuration
indentation = 0 | 1 | ... # use 0 for tabs
seperate-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

[block]
long-block-style = "seperate" | "compact" # '[' and ']' on the same or seperate 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"