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Yes, but it's probably worth another look as my use cases have shifted around. I'm 1000% not interested in signing up for their SaaS (corporate data security co
by pbronez 2y ago
Yes, but it's probably worth another look as my use cases have shifted around. I'm 1000% not interested in signing up for their SaaS (corporate data security concerns) but I see that they have an open source CLI [0] so maybe I'll try that. Also, looks like they offer a self-hosted enterprise offering now, which is intriguing.
My use cases include:
- Drafting, reviewing and iterating over legal documents, especially contracts
- Technical and business process documentation
- Long-form, print-friendly report generation, including data visualization, tables and images
[0] https://github.com/typst/typst https://github.com/typst/typst
- setopt 2y agoThe open-source CLI is indeed all you need. On Mac, I could just do `brew install typst` to get the compiler, and then run it on a local `*.typ` file. I'm sure there are packages available for most Linux distributions as well by now.