Package Information
- Last Updated
- Authors
- Zane Helton
- Categories
- components
1. Get the package
Download the package using the TPIX CLI:
tpix get @preview/ditto:0.1.02. Import in your Typst file
Add this to your .typ file:
#import "@preview/ditto:0.1.0": *ditto
Reusable components for guided worksheets in Typst. Built for my math-work repo.
#import "@preview/ditto:0.1.0": *
Components
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
#kernelbox(title, body) |
Facts worth memorising — everything else is derived from these |
#stepbox(title, body) |
Worked derivation step. Use [] not "" if the title contains math |
#appbox(title, body) |
Application or "in practice" example |
#definition(term, body) |
Vocabulary introduction |
#problem(hint, body) |
Auto-numbered practice problem |
#answer[...] |
Answer to the previously defined problem (optional) |
#workspace(lines, title) |
Ruled space for working by hand. Defaults: 5 lines, "Try it yourself:" |
#blanks(width) |
Inline fill-in-the-blank, e.g. #blanks(2cm) |
#nobreak[...] |
Ensure related content stays together |
#render-answers() |
Render the accumulated answers |
Sample
See sample.typ for a full working example. The sample file includes optional style rules
defined at the top. To compile the sample, run this in the package root:
$ typst compile --root . examples/sample.typ
Agentic Workflow
See AGENTS.md for my system prompt and customize it to your liking. In the initial prompt, it is useful
to include the contents of examples/sample.typ. I'm using Claude Projects to organize
everything.