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realhats:0.1.0 #2970
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Very happy to see that package! 😄 Can you please add a LICENSE file, and specify the license of images if it differs from the code license (in your README for example). |
Sorry about that, looks like I had forgotten to copy over the MIT license! I've added that, as well as image licenses in the README. |
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Two small other things I just noticed.
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[Install](https://github.com/typst/packages?tab=readme-ov-file#local-packages) realhats into your local package directory under version 0.1.0. |
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This should not be the recommend way of installing the package. Can you add a sentence above showing how to import via the @preview
namespace, and present the @local
installation as an alternative?
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Unless you delete this file? It doesn't seem to be used anywhere and it would be easy to reproduce it by compiling the Typst file.
Great points. I removed the local installation bit too if that's alright, since I don't think it's necessary once the package is online. Thanks for your help! |
Yes, no problem. Thank you |
I am submitting
Description: Puts real hats on symbols in math mode. Why settle for the lifeless, old-fashioned circumflex when your variables could sport berets, sombreros, top hats, and more? Essentially a clone of realhats for LaTeX, which is great for April Fool's day quantum mechanics homework, according to my wife.
I have read and followed the submission guidelines and, in particular, I
typst.toml
file with all required keysREADME.md
with documentation for my packageLICENSE
file or linked one in myREADME.md
exclude
d PDFs or README images, if any, but not the LICENSE