Typsite is a static site generator that lets authors create website content using Typst. Written in Rust, it processes Typst source files and generates complete static websites with navigation, sidebars, footers, and reusable section templates.
The software supports rich text, mathematical notation, code blocks, quotations, footnotes, and embedded pages. It offers incremental compilation and a real-time preview to streamline website development.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Creates static websites from Typst source files.
- Supports core Typst syntax and expressions.
- Provides incremental headings, section templates, sidebars, and footers.
- Handles paragraphs, quotations, code blocks, mathematical formulae, footnotes, and page embeds.
- Converts Typst mathematical notation to MathML.
- Embeds complex Typst content in web pages as SVG.
- Supports HTML5, CSS3, and modern JavaScript.
- Offers incremental compilation and real-time previews.
- Automatically installs and synchronises Typst packages in watch mode.
- Supports links and footnotes within generated SVG content.
Website: github.com/Glomzzz/typsite
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Developer: Glomzzz
License: MIT License
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