Inofficial template following the standards of the Institute of Philosophy's Methodenüberlebenskoffer (MÜK, "methods survival kit") at the University of Rostock.
Either install it as a local package and import it using:
#import "@local/hro-iph-seminar-paper:0.1.0": seminar-paper
or copy the template.typ into your typst project and import it using:
#import "template.typ": seminar-paper
Right now CSL support is being implemented for Typst. As an alternative, you can use typst-custombib and the custombib-hro-iph-style.typ provided by this package to get a bibliography style that conforms the MÜK.
Copy the custombib-hro-iph-style.typ into your project, import the typst-custombib library and use it like this:
#import "custombib-hro-iph-style.typ": hro-iph-bibstyle
#tcb-style(hro-iph-bibstyle)
#load
The source is given as a YAML-file. Each entry is an entry like this:
Montague1970:
entry-type: article
author: Richard Montague
title: Pragmatics and Intensional Logic
journal: Synthese
volume: 22
issue: 1-2
year: 1970
pages: 68-94
section: primaryThe special fields enty-type and section specify what type of object the entry is (e.g. monography, article, ...) and which section it should be listed (either primary or secondary, or remove the field to not differentiate between primary and secondary literature).
The entry-type can be one of the following, each having custom fields (optional fields in parentheses):
monography: authos, title, year, location, (pages, edition, volume, volume-title, series, series-volume)url: authors, title, url, yeararticle: authors, title, journal, (publisher, volume, issue, pages, url, year)collection: authors, title, year, location, (volume, volume-title, edition)collection-article: authors, title, publisher, location, year, (pages, volume, volume-title)
See example2/example2.typ for a working example.