(unofficial) IFAC Conference Template for Typst
IFAC stands for International Federation of Automatic Control. This repository is meant to be a port of the existing author tools for conference papers (e.g., for LaTeX, see ifacconf_latex.zip) for Typst.
Running the following command will create a new directory with all the files that are needed:
typst init @preview/abiding-ifacconf
This template exports the ifacconf
function with the following named arguments:
authors
: (default: ()) array of authors. For each author you can specify a name, email (optional), and affiliation. The affiliation must be an integer corresponding to an entry in the 1-indexed affiliations list (or 0 for no affiliation).affiliations
: (default: ()) array of affiliations. For each affiliation you can specify a department, organization, and address. Everything is optional (i.e., an affiliation can be an empty array).abstract
: (default: none) the paper's abstract. Can be omitted if you don't have one.keywords
: (default: ()) array of keywords to display after the abstractsponsor
: (default: none) acknowledgment of sponsor or financial support (appears as a footnote on the first page)
#import "@preview:abiding-ifacconf:0.1.0": *
#show: ifacconf-rules
#show: ifacconf.with(
title: "Minimal Working Example",
authors: (
(
name: "First A. Author",
email: "author@boulder.nist.gov",
affiliation: 1,
),
),
affiliations: (
(
department: "Engineering",
organization: "National Institute of Standards and Technology",
address: "Boulder, CO 80305 USA",
),
),
abstract: [
Abstract should be 50-100 words.
],
keywords: ("keyword1", "keyword2"),
sponsor: [
Sponsor information.
],
)
= Introduction
A minimum working example (with bibliography) @Abl56.
#lorem(80)
#lorem(80)
#bibliography("refs.bib")
See main.typ
.
- typst 0.11.0
- ctheorems 1.1.0 (a Typst package for handling theorem-like environments)
- the call to
#show: ifacconf-rules
is necessary for some show rules defined intemplate.typ
to get activated ifac-conference.csl
is a lightly modified version ofapa.csl
and is included in order to change the citation format from, e.g.,(Able 1956)
toAble (1956)
in order to matchifacconf_latex
- Tables have formatting rules that get activated inside calls to
figure
withkind: "table"
; a convenience functiontablefig
is provided which sets this automatically - all theorem-like environments that were available in
ifacconf_latex
are defined intemplate.typ
; simply call, for example,#theorem[Content...] ... #proof[Proof...]
- the LaTeX version does not include a QED symbol at the end of proofs, however one is included here (this is easy to change)
- Typst did not seem to like BibTeX citation keys containing colons (which was how they came from
ifacconf_latex
) - alignment for linebreaks in long equations is somewhat manual (e.g., for equation (2) in
ifacconf.typ
) but probably there is a better way to handle this now or in the future - the files
refs.bib
(essentially) andbifurcation.jpg
come fromifacconf_latex
- the file
template/main.typ
is modeled directly afterifacconf.tex
by Juan a. de la Puente - the
citep
function renders citations like(Keohane, 1958)
instead of the default style ofKeohane (1958)
This template is licensed according to the MIT No Attribution license (see LICENSE.MD
).
The files in the CSL
folder are licensed according to CSL/LICENSE.md
(CC BY/SA 4.0) because it is a lightly modified version of apa.csl
by Brenton M. Wiernik which is also licensed by a CC BY/SA license.