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An unofficial Typst template for Enseirb-Matmeca

Disclaimer: This template is NOT affiliated with Enseirb-Matmeca.

Assets and trademarks

This package includes official branding assets from Enseirb-Matmeca / Bordeaux INP.

These assets are not covered by the package license and remain the property of their respective copyright holders.

Use of these assets is subject to the terms provided by the copyright holder.

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Getting Started

  1. Font Instalalation (optional, but recommended)

    • The template uses Linux Libertine for the main text
    • The template also uses JetBrains Mono for raw texts (e.g: code blocks)
    • There is a fallback system that will use “New Computer Modern”, the default Typst font

  2. Configure the template

    • Edit the template parameters in main.typ to set your details:
    #show: template.with(
    sector: "Filière Informatique",
    document-type: "Rapport de Projet",

    title: "Implémentation d'un modèle de rapport académique",

    authors: (
        (name: "Alexandrine Mercier", email: "alexandrine.mercier@enseirb.fr"),
        (name: "Narcisse Fay", email: "narcisse.fay@enseirb.fr"),
        (name: "Johanne Reyer", email: "johanne.reyer@enseirb.fr"),
        (name: "Modestine Lapointe", email: "modestine.lapointe@enseirb.fr"),
    ),
    author-columns: 2,

    advisers: (
        (name: "Adelphe Félix", email: "adelphe.felix@enseirb.fr"),
    ),
    adviser-columns: 1,

    date: "Mai 2025",
    abstract: include "sections/0-abstract.typ",
)

  3. Write your content

    • The sections are split into files for organisation (see the section folder)
    • If you add sections, don’t forget to add them in the main.typ file

  4. Compile your document

    typst compile main.typ
    • Or watch for changes and recompile automatically:
    typst watch main.typ

Getting Started with Typst

Resources

Installation

Note: There is also an online editor for Typst at typst.app

  1. Install Typst

  2. Editor Integration

Working with References

Bibliography

  • Add references to bib.yaml
  • Reference in text using @citation_key or #ref(<citation_key>)
  • Bibliography generated automatically at document end
  • Supports articles, books, proceedings, web resources, and more

Credits

This template is built on the foundation provided by onyx-itu-unofficial by FrederikBertelsen. The original work has been expanded with modified and additional features, french language, and Enseirb-Matmeca styling.