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This adds
sheetwise:0.1.0, a Typst-native imposition helper for arranging print work on press sheets.We need this kind of package quite often in our own print workflows, and I did not find one Typst package that covered the whole workflow: repeated Typst-authored designs, finished PDF input, saddle-stitch booklet spreads, cut-and-stack numbering, asymmetric margins, explicit mark-only regions, and the usual print guides such as crop, registration, bleed, safe, fold, color, file header, and page-border marks.
A few details that are especially important for the package:
impose(job, ...), with small job constructors such asrepeat,variants,sequence,pdf,booklet,marks-only, andcalibrationThe README is written as usage documentation, not only as a short package summary, because the terms matter for people who are not doing print imposition every day.
Validation run locally:
cd authored/sheetwise && sh tests/run.shwith Typst 0.15.0cd authored/sheetwise && PATH=/tmp/sheetwise-typst-0.14.0/typst-aarch64-apple-darwin:$PATH sh tests/run.shwith Typst 0.14.0cd package-index/typst-packages && git diff --check upstream/main...HEADcd package-index/typst-packages/packages && typst-package-check check @preview/sheetwise:0.1.0