My quarto-letter extension now supports typst

[produnis]

Description

Hi everyone, I just wanted to show off a bit: my quarto-letter extension now also supports Typst!

Here's a screenshot:

The letter format is optimized for German standards, specifically DIN-A4, but all parameters can be adjusted via YAML.

This is my first "official" Typst extension, and as a self-taught hobbyist programmer, I’ve probably coded some things in a stupid or unconventional way. But, everything works as intended!
Find my repo here: https://github.com/produnis/quarto-letter

Typst is really amazing- its rendering speed is outstanding (So, can't wait to see typst support for quarto-book ;-) ).

Many thanks to all the developers!

[mcanouil]

Thanks for sharing!

You might want to submit your extension to https://quarto.org/docs/extensions/ (additionally to https://m.canouil.dev/quarto-extensions/, although submitting your extension to the first will propagate on it).
For better discovery on GitHub and https://m.canouil.dev/quarto-extensions/, I suggest you update your repository description and to add topics to your repository.

[produnis]

I added a CC4 license to my repo, because I am used to it for my teaching material. Is this a "proper" license for extensions as well?

[mcanouil]

That's really up to you and what you want/allow others to do with your extension.
The top licenses used for extension so far:

1. MIT license
2. CC licenses
3. GPL

(technically no licensing at all is number 2)

[produnis]

thx, I changed mine to MIT as well.. :)