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isc-hei-document

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A simple document template for the 'Informatique et systèmes de communication' (ISC) bachelor degree programme, School of Engineering (HEI) in Sion, Switzerland.

v0.8.1
MIT
Template

Package Information

Last Updated
Minimum Typst Version
0.14.0
Categories
office
Disciplines
computer-scienceengineering

Preview

Template preview

1. Get the package

Download the package using the TPIX CLI:

tpix get @preview/isc-hei-document:0.8.1

2. Initialize from template

Create a new project from this template:

typst init @preview/isc-hei-document:0.8.1

Version History

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License: MIT

Document template for ISC

This is the official template for small documents for the ISC degree programme at the School of Engineering in Sion. It is part of the official templates repository, which also include templates for bachelor thesis (isc-hei-bthesis) and executive summaries (isc-hei-exec-summary).

Preview of the ISC document template title page

Using the Template on the Web

In the Typst web application, start a new project with the isc-document template and voilà!

Using the Template in Your Shell

First, install Typst on your machine by following the official instructions.

Installing Fonts Locally

If you are running typst locally, you might be missing some required fonts. For your convenience, a font download script is included in the repository. All fonts are released under the SIL Open Font License, so there are no file inclusion issues.

To install the fonts locally on a Linux environment, simply type:

source install_fonts.sh

from within the fonts directory.

Project Initialization and Compilation

You can initialize the project with the command:

typst init @preview/isc-hei-document

If you need a specific template version, use:

typst init @preview/isc-hei-document:0.7.0

Usage

When used locally, creating a PDF is straightforward with the command:

typst compile document.typ

Even better, the following command compiles the report every time the file is modified:

typst watch document.typ

You can also use VSCode or VSCodium with the Typst LSP plugin, which enables direct compilation.

Questions and Help

If you need any help installing or running these tools, do not hesitate to contact the maintainer pmudry.

You can also propose changes using pull requests or raise issues if something is unclear. Have fun writing your reports!