The bookly template is a Typst package designed for writing academic documents such as theses, French habilitations, or scientific books. It provides a structured format that adheres to academic standards, making it easier for authors to focus on content rather than formatting.

This section provides the minimal amount of information to get started with the template. For more detailed information, see the manual.

To use the bookly template, you need to include the following line at the beginning of your typ file:

#import "@preview/bookly:1.0.0": *

After importing bookly, you have to initialize the template by a show rule with the #bookly() command. This function takes a set of argument to customize the document.

• title: Title of the book
• author: Author of the book
• book-config: The dictionary allows you to customize various aspects of the book

Example

#show: bookly.with(
	author: "Author Name",
	book-config: (
		fonts: (
			body: "Lato",
			math: "Lete Sans Math"
		),
		theme: "modern",
		lang: "en",
		logo: image("path_to_image/image.png")
	)
)

• Themes: classic, modern, fancy, orly
• Layout: "standard" and "tufte"
• Language support: English and French
• Font customization: Body and math fonts can be customized
• Environments: front-matter, main-matter, appendix, back-matter
• Outlines: tableofcontents, listoffigures, listoftables, minitoc
• Part and chapter definition: part, chapter, chapter-nonum

Note: The chapters can be also written using the Typst standard markup syntax.

• Subfigures - based on the subpar package

  #subfigure(
      figure(image("image1.png"), caption: []),
      figure(image("image2.png"), caption: []), <b>,
      columns: (1fr, 1fr),
      caption: [Figure title],
      label: <fig:subfig>,
  )

• Equations

  • Boxed equations

    $
        #boxeq[$p(A|B) prop p(B|A) space p(A)$]
    $

  • Unnumbered equations

    #nonumeq[$integral_0^1 f(x) dif x = F(1) - F(0)$]

  • Subequation numbering based on the equate package

• Information boxes

  • #info-box for remarks
  • #tip-box for tips
  • #important-box for important notes
  • proof-box for proofs
  • question-box for questions
  • custom-box for user defined boxes

• book-title-page for defining the title page of a book

• thesis-title-page for defining the title page of a thesis

• back-cover for defining the back cover of a book

For more information, please refer to the manual.

The template is under development. Here is the list of features that are implemented or will be in a future version.

Themes

• fancy (default)
• modern
• classic
• orly (O'Reilly style)

Layout

• Standard layout
• Tufte layout

Cover pages

• Title page
• Back cover

Environments

• Creation of the front-matter environment
• Creation of the main-matter environment
• Creation of the appendix environment

Parts and chapters

• Creation of a document part
• Creation of a document chapter
• Creation of an unnumbered chapter

Tables of contents

• Creation of the table of contents
• Creation of the list of figures
• Creation of the list of tables
• Creation of a mini table of contents at the beginning of chapters using the suboutline package
• Customization of entries (appearance, hyperlink) by modifying the outline.entry element
• Localization of the different tables

Figures and tables

• Customization of the appearance of figure and table captions depending on the context (chapter or appendix)
• Short titles for the lists of figures and tables
• Creation of the subfigure function for subfigures via the subpar package

Equations

• Adaptation of equation numbering depending on the context (chapter or appendix)
• Creation of a function to highlight important equations
• Creation of a function to define equations without numbering
• Use of the equate package to number equations in a system like (1.1a)

Boxes

• Creation of information boxes to highlight important content

Bibliography

• Verification of the reference list via bibtex
• Same for hayagriva

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