Typst comes to Editora
Editora now has first-class Typst support. Standalone .typ
files get the same 3-mode view (Editor / Split / Preview) as Markdown, rendered
off-thread by the typst CLI as a multi-page stack, one image per page.
The preview stays steady while you work: the last good render remains on screen as you edit, and a compile error keeps the pages visible under a small banner.
Editing has Markdown-style ergonomics. Enter continues a - / + / N. list,
and selecting text pops a format bar (bold, emphasis, raw, link, bullet,
heading) with matching right-click and palette actions, plus commands to insert
a table, image, or table of contents. Code intelligence comes from the
tinymist language server, and bundled snippets cover figures and tables.
Export the document to PDF (a native single file), PNG, or SVG
(typst.export); printing paginates the pages.
It’s on by default and self-gating, so it stays inert until the typst CLI is
found. Install it with your package manager (brew install typst,
cargo install typst-cli) or the in-app Install… button. See the
Typst guide.