I used to use these free calendars some stores gift you, or the typical blue grid you can buy in the street. But I need to make small annotations some days to keep track of things, and these never had space... Then I found about typst, which intends to be the next LaTeX. And it's actually pretty good. So if the wind of inspiration blows new calendars might appear. Or not. Contributions and ideas are welcome though.

Compilation#

Manual compilation#

Install typst (if you haven't already).
Open your terminal and run the compile command, for example:
```
typst compile --root calendars/blue.typ blue.pdf
```

Nix compilation#

# Init the development environment
nix develop
# Run the compile command
typst compile calendars/blue.typ blue.pdf

Previews#

Blue, US Oficio sheet, 3 pages

Large, 180x90cm, 1 page

Horizontal, US Letter sheet, 12 pages

Font specimen#

To help find suitable fonts among the ones installed in your system, the dev environment includes the script font-specimen which generates a typst document and its compiled PDF, with a sample for each of the fonts available to typst. Feel free to modify the document and recompile it.

You can also put font files directly on the ./fonts folders and will be included too.

License#

The Unlicense. Do as you please.

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