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by mcanouil 2mo ago
Writing HTML, a Typst PDF, and a reveal.js deck from one Quarto source runs into three recurring problems: heading levels, format-specific attributes, and slide breaks. This post shows the three filters I wrote for them, and how they work t
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
great-docs generates an API reference documentation site from a Python package’s docstrings. Shiny for Python serves the interactive app. A Starlette wrapper mounts both at the same origin so one command is all you need.
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
With a constructor, you get to document/validate. A plain dictionary makes this harder or virtually impossible (you most often will silently fail). https://m.canouil.dev/gribouille/reference/core/aes.html
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
That's fixed in 0.4.0 awaiting approval for Typst Universe (plus other improvements in various areas).
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
That's still an open question to be honest. Whether or not I should still surface aes() or just drop it in favour of the plain dictionnary. it's indeed not really necessary, but makes it way easier for all ggplot2 (R), plotnine (P
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
I do use them to make flyers and other PDF content. You can see an example on my LinkedIn account I posted last week when travelling (it's in French). https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:74725
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
No comment^^
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by mcanouil 3mo ago
An advanced high quality example: a star-history chart showing 0.3.0 spikes from HackerNews. Temporal Scales, Any-Glyph Markers, and a Finer Grid.
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Gribouille 0.3.0: A Grammar of Graphics for Typst(mickael.canouil.fr)
215 points by mcanouil 4mo ago|99 comments
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Gribouille: A Grammar of Graphics for Typst(mickael.canouil.fr)
2 points by mcanouil 5mo ago|0 comments