The documentation seems to focus on the web app, but I don't want to sign up because I intend to write sensitive information. I'm on Windows 11 and I have WSL installed. Thanks.
#How can I run Typst locally?
hearty gull
onyx roost
you don't need WSL, there's a .exe
if you want a nice editor I'd use vscode with the tinymist extension
hearty gull
thanks
onyx roost
if you want a nice editor I'd use vscode with the tinymist extension
(this will get you autocomplete etc just like the web app)
deep kelp
Note that if you install tinymist in vscode you don't actually have to install the typst cli itself
deep kelp
How does it run without the binary?
tinymist comes with its own compiler
hearty gull
Interesting
hushed kraken
but typst-cli has different use cases. If you would like to automate document building by shell scripts, a typst-cli fixed to some version is suggested so that you can ensure to build them forever even if we update the typst in beta stage. These cases are not usual in people just starting to use typst though.
hearty gull
but typst-cli has different use cases. If you would like to automate document bu...
Ok, but the web app is not open source, is it?
deep kelp
It is not
onyx roost
(everything else is)
hearty gull
Then I don't understand @hushed kraken's argument. They are not different use cases. It's the same use case but one is a proprietary software and one is not. I don't think wanting some privacy is unusual when you are relying on an open-source project. Quite the opposite actually.
deep kelp
~~Then I don't understand <@432835220593704981>'s argument. They are not differe...
I'm not sure what you're talking about. @hushed kraken is talking about the cli vs tinymist, not the web app
hearty gull
Oh nvm