Typst: A Modern Typesetting Engine for Science

Compilation

To reproduce the paper, follow the steps provided below. Before proceeding, you should install just command, otherwise you would have to manually run all commands, defined in the recipes (scripts).

Note

While it is possible to visually reproducible the paper in the web app, the checksum will not much the one compiled locally. See typst/typst#7683 (comment) for more details.

• Minimal Typst version required: 0.14.2 (by the ijimai template)
• Typst version used: 0.14.2

Pinned versions available (tags):

• first-submission (when the paper was initially submitted to the journal)
• second-submission (version after the first peer)
• final-submission (published preprint version that has a DOI)

From Repository

git clone --branch final-submission https://github.com/pammacdotnet/TypstPaper
cd TypstPaper
just

From PDF (Attached Files)

You need to copy the fonts directory from https://github.com/pammacdotnet/TypstPaper. Technically, if all the listed fonts are already installed on the machine, this is not required. However, the font versions can differ, and therefore the output document can differ as well. Additionally, recipes in the .justfile ignore system fonts, which means you will need to adjust the commands before running them (via just or manually).

To make it seamless, copy the .justfile from https://github.com/pammacdotnet/TypstPaper as well. Then, simply run:

just pdf

Here is the equivalent set of commands, if you want to compile without additional .justfile:

paper=paper.pdf
pdfdetach -list "$paper" | sed -E 's/^[0-9]+: //' | xargs -I{} dirname '{}' | grep -vxF . | sort | uniq | xargs -I{} mkdir -p '{}'
pdfdetach -saveall "$paper"
just

Note that the attached to the PDF file .justfile will overwrite any existing .justfile upon completion of the pdfdetach -saveall command.