typstage:0.1.1

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Description: typstage typesets every slide with Typst and writes it into the HTML as SVG, so what stands in the browser is what Typst set; a small runtime then animates it. The same source also gives a PDF slide set and a handout.

What changed in 0.1.1:

Added

• Decks that read from the right. #set text(lang: "fa") or dir: rtl turns the whole slide around — body, title band, callout bar, footer, progress bar, and the moving parts carry the direction into their own frames. Reported on the forum from a Persian deck; decks that read from the left come out byte for byte as before.
• build(at: …) — a drawing whose stages do not come one click after another. On a slide with three diagrams: ten sprites instead of 22, and the file 2.98 MB instead of 3.45 MB.
• contents() — a table of contents whose entries link to their section slides, with a link back. Contributed as a pull request and rebuilt so the entries take the deck's own palette. A deck with more than one structure level indents the deeper entries (indent: for a length of your own, none for flush), and highlight: true says where the talk stands: the running part and chapter keep the full ink, everything before and after steps back. Every entry also carries when — "past", "running", "coming" — so a highlight of your own needs no arithmetic against info().levels.
• A step bar under every tile in the overview, and a pinned clock that can be resized at its edges.
• pages: "step" — one PDF page per step instead of one per slide, so the paper turns the way the talk does. Every reveal takes part; a scene gets a page per stop rather than per tween frame, and a camera move gets none of its own. Asked for on the forum.

Fixed

• Seven reveal helpers got their steps wrong in the same way: stagger, cue, alternatives, tiles and build handed a computed at into a tracked element, and scene and camera computed their step advance from a read. Either cost the document its convergence once the revealed body carried something out of the flow. All seven now let track hand out the steps, or compute the advance from the cursor alone.
• A cue() group claimed the forward arrow before it was due and swallowed the steps in between.
• A click on a tile in the overview also paged on.
• A centred anim was centred in the browser and flush left in the PDF.
• The handout sheet fits its page, and there is room under a 4:3 slide.

The full list is in the changelog. navigator builds on info() and deck-outline() and is waiting on this release.