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The single-file `template: civilytics-typst.typ` discarded Quarto's auto-generated `definitions` partial, so any Typst document containing a code block failed with `unknown variable: Skylighting`. Ship the template as Quarto template-partials instead, so Quarto keeps its definitions (Skylighting + token functions) and syntax-highlighted code blocks render while the Civilytics branding still applies: - split civilytics-typst.typ into typst-template.typ (the styling function) and typst-show.typ (the show/entry point, keyword-safe [ ] wrapping kept); remove the single-file template - use_civilytics_theme() now copies both partials and prints the template-partials usage - example report.qmd uses template-partials Verified: a report with an R code block renders with working syntax highlighting and full branding.
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Typst
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Typst
// Civilytics — Typst show/entry partial for Quarto (typst-show.typ).
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// Pairs with typst-template.typ. Quarto appends the rendered document body
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// after this partial, so this file intentionally ends with the show rule and
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// no trailing body token. (Do not write that token in a comment here: Quarto
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// interpolates its template variables even inside comments.)
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// Title/subtitle/date are wrapped in [ ] so arbitrary text (including words
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// that are Typst keywords like "for"/"in") is treated as content, not code.
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// See civilyticsR issue #12.
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#show: doc => civilytics(
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title: [$title$],
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$if(subtitle)$subtitle: [$subtitle$],$endif$
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$if(by-author)$authors: ($for(by-author)$"$it.name.literal$",$endfor$),$endif$
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$if(date)$date: [$date$],$endif$
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$if(abstract)$abstract: [$abstract$],$endif$
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toc: $if(toc)$true$else$false$endif$,
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doc
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)
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