Tinymist [ˈtaɪni mɪst] is an integrated language service for Typst [taɪpst]. You can also call it "微霭" [wēi ǎi] in Chinese.

It contains:

• an analyzing library for Typst, see tinymist-query.
• a CLI for Typst, see tinymist.
  • which provides a language server for Typst, see Langauge Features.
  • which provides a preview server for Typst, see Preview Feature.
• a VSCode extension for Typst, see Tinymist VSCode Extension.

Language service (LSP) features:

• Semantic highlighting
  • Also known as "syntax highlighting".
• Diagnostics
  • Also known as "error checking" or "error reporting".
• Document highlight
  • Highlight all break points in a loop context.
  • (Todo) Highlight all exit points in a function context.
  • (Todo) Highlight all captures in a closure context.
  • (Todo) Highlight all occurrences of a symbol in a document.
• Document symbols
  • Also known as "document outline" or "table of contents" in Typst.
• Folding ranges
  • You can collapse code/content blocks and headings.
• Goto definitions
  • Right-click on a symbol and select "Go to Definition".
  • Or ctrl+click on a symbol.
• References
  • Right-click on a symbol and select "Go to References" or "Find References".
  • Or ctrl+click on a symbol.
• Hover tips
  • Also known as "hovering tooltip".
• Inlay hints
  • Inlay hints are special markers that appear in the editor and provide you with additional information about your code, like the names of the parameters that a called method expects.
• Color Provider
  • View all inlay colorful label for color literals in your document.
  • Change the color literal's value by a color picker or its code presentation.
• Code Lens
  • Should give contextual buttons along with code. For example, a button for exporting your document to various formats at the start of the document.
• Rename symbols
• Help with function and method signatures
• Workspace Symbols
• Code Action
  • Increasing/Decreasing heading levels.
• experimental/onEnter
  • Enter inside triple-slash comments automatically inserts ///
  • Enter in the middle or after a trailing space in // inserts //
  • Enter inside //! doc comments automatically inserts //!

Extra features:

• Compiles to PDF on save (configurable to as-you-type, or other options).
• Compiles to SVG, PNG, HTML, Markdown, Text, and other formats by commands, vscode tasks, or code lenses.
• Provides code lenses for exporting to PDF/SVG/PNG/etc.
• Provides a status bar item to show the current document's compilation status and words count.
• Editor tools:
  • View a list of templates in template gallery. (tinymist.showTemplateGallery)
  • Click a button in template gallery to initialize a new project with a template. (tinymist.initTemplate and tinymist.initTemplateInPlace)
  • Trace execution in current document (tinymist.profileCurrentFile).

Tinymist follows the Semantic Versioning scheme. The version number is in the format of MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. The release cycle is as follows:

• If there is a typst version update, a new major or minor version will be released intermediately. This means tinymist will always align the minor version with typst.
• If there is at least a bug or feature added this week, a new patch version will be released.

Follow the instructions to enable tinymist in your favorite editor.

1. Helix
2. Neovim
3. VSCode
4. Zed

Note: if you are not knowing what is a regular/nightly release, please don't follow this section.

Besides published releases specific for each editors, you can also download the latest regular/nightly prebuilts from GitHub and install them manually.

• Regular prebuilts can be found in GitHub Releases.
• Nightly prebuilts can be found in GitHub Actions. For example, if you are seeking a nightly release for the featured PR: build: bump version to 0.11.17-rc1, you could click and go to the action page run for the related commits and download the artifacts.

To install extension file (the file with .vsix extension) manually, please Ctrl+Shift+X in the editor window and drop the downloaded vsix file into the opended extensions view.

See Online Documentation.

After development for two months, most of the features are implemented. There are still some features to be implemented, but I would like to leave them in typst v0.12.0. I'll also pick some of them to implement on my weekends. Also please feel free to contribute if you are interested in the following features.

• Documentation and refactoring: It is my current focus.
• Spell checking: There is already a branch but no suitable (default) spell checking library is found.
• Periscope renderer: It is disabled since vscode reject to render SVGs containing foreignObjects.
• Inlay hint: It is disabled by default because of performance issues.
• Find references of labels, dictionary fields, and named function arguments.
• Go to definition of dictionary fields and named function arguments.
• Autocompletion for raw language tags.
• Improve symbol view's appearance.

Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for contribution guidelines.

• Partially code is inherited from typst-lsp
• The integrating offline handwritten-stroke recognizer is powered by Detypify.
• The integrating preview service is powered by typst-preview.