The spicky Package Cheatsheet Template

Package with definitions and quality of life imports for simple cheatsheet template.

Getting Started

Usage is pretty simple. Instantiate the package with your information. Use the predefined container functions definition, example, and recipe to build up your cheatsheet. The grid function allows for sleek tables.

#import "@preview/spicky:0.1.0": *

#show: conf.with(
  title: "My Cheatsheet",
  authors: ("Author Name",),
  description: "A cheatsheet built with the spicky package.",
)

= Section

== Sub-section

#definition[=== Definition][
  Something is defined as $top$.
][
  Important additional information.
]

#example[=== Example][
  This is an example of something.

  #pseudo[
    + n := 13;
    + f0 := 0;
    + f1 := 1;
    + *while* n <= k *do*
      + f1 := f0 + f1;
      + *swap* f0 f1;
      + k += 1
    + *end*
  ]
]

#recipe[=== Recipe][
  Instructions on how to use something.

  #grid[
    | $plus.minus$ | *D* | *I* |
    | --- | --- | --- |
    | $0$ | $f(x)$ | $g(x)$ |
    | $1$ | $f'(x)$ | $integral g(x) , dif x$ |
    | $2$ | $f''(x)$ | $integral.double g(x) , dif x , dif x$ |
    | $i$ | $dots$ | $dots$ |
    | $N$ | $D_N$ | $I_N$ |
  ]
]

Additional Documentation and Acknowledgments

Huge thanks to all used packages. Especially showybox and tablem.