A Typst template for submissions to the AlgoTel and CoRes conferences, derived from the LaTeX class algotel.cls.

Quick Start

Using typst init (recommended)

typst init @preview/algotel
cd algotel
typst compile main.typ

Manual import

#import "@preview/algotel:0.1.0": algotel, qed
#import "@preview/algotel:0.1.0": theorem, lemma, proposition, corollary, definition, remark, example, proof

#show: algotel.with(
  title: [My Title],
  authors: (
    (name: "Author Name", affiliations: (1,)),
  ),
  affiliations: (
    (id: 1, name: "Lab, University, City, Country"),
  ),
  abstract: [Abstract text.],
  keywords: ("keyword1", "keyword2"),
  lang: "fr",  // "fr" or "en"
)

Parameters

The algotel() function accepts the following parameters:

Author format

(name: "Full Name", affiliations: (1, 2), thanks: "Optional acknowledgement")

Affiliation format

(id: 1, name: "Lab, University, City, Country")

Front matter spacing

The front-matter-spacing parameter accepts a dictionary with any of these keys:

Theorem Environments

The template provides theorem-like environments via lemmify. They share a single counter and automatically switch to French or English labels based on the lang parameter.

Numbered (italic body): theorem, lemma, proposition, corollary

Numbered (normal body): definition

Unnumbered (normal body): remark, example

Proof: proof – ends with a QED symbol ($\square$). You can also use #qed manually.

#theorem(name: "Optional name")[
  Statement of the theorem.
]

#proof[
  Proof of the theorem.
]

Fonts

The template uses a font fallback chain compatible with the LaTeX version:

Installation (Debian/Ubuntu):

apt install fonts-texgyre fonts-libertinus fonts-liberation

Fonts are also available from:

• TeX Gyre (GUST e-foundry)
• Libertinus
• Liberation

If preferred fonts are not installed, Typst falls back automatically. The Typst web app includes TeX Gyre fonts by default.

Examples

The repository includes two complete sample documents:

• sample-algotel-fr.typ – French example
• sample-algotel-en.typ – English example

Compile them with:

typst compile sample-algotel-fr.typ
typst compile sample-algotel-en.typ

External Packages

The template does not re-export external packages. Import them directly in your document:

#import "@preview/cetz:0.4.2"
#import "@preview/cetz-plot:0.1.3"
#import "@preview/fletcher:0.5.8"
#import "@preview/algo:0.3.6"

Release Process

Publishing a new version to Typst Universe

1. Update algotel.typ as needed
2. Bump version in typst.toml (e.g., "0.1.0" → "0.2.0")
3. Update the version in the import of template/main.typ
4. Regenerate thumbnail.png if the appearance changed:

   typst compile sample-algotel-fr.typ thumbnail.png --pages 1 --ppi 300
   

5. Commit and push to main
6. Create a tag and push it:

   git tag v0.2.0 && git push origin v0.2.0
   

7. The GitHub Actions workflow pushes a branch to the typst/packages fork
8. Open a PR from the fork branch to typst/packages:main
9. Wait for review and merge by Typst maintainers

Manual publishing (fallback)

1. Sync your fork of typst/packages
2. Create packages/preview/algotel/0.2.0/
3. Copy into it: algotel.typ, typst.toml, template/, thumbnail.png, README.md, LICENSE, algotel-logo-bw-transparent.png
4. Open a PR to typst/packages:main

Initial setup (one-time)

1. Fork typst/packages on GitHub
2. Create a fine-grained PAT with Contents permission on the fork
3. Add the PAT as a secret named REGISTRY_TOKEN in this repository
4. Update REGISTRY_FORK in .github/workflows/release.yml to match your fork

License

MIT – Fabien Mathieu, Quentin Bramas, Jean-Romain Luttringer