Repository: typst/packages
Pull request #2175: herodot:0.1.0
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Created: 2025-04-12T18:04:07Z | Merged: 2025-04-15T13:26:22Z


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Description: The package provides a simple way of making linear timelines inspired by the style of the chronology package for latex. It's useful for writers who need to make a lot of timelines (such as historians and others) and want a simple function to make them and have them be uniform in styling.

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diff --git a/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/README.md b/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/README.md
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+
+# A timeline typst package
+
+This package uses [cetz](https://typst.app/universe/package/cetz/) to provide a interface in
+typst for making horizontal timelines, inspired by the latex
+[`chronology`](https://ctan.org/pkg/chronology) package.
+
+It provides the following to work with timelines.
+- A event and eventspan object for grouping data
+  you want displayed on the timeline.
+- The timeline function itself. 
+
+
+## Example
+
+A basic example of using the timeline with the event and eventspan
+constructor without setting any of the optional style settings.
+
+```typst
+
+#import "@preview/herodot:0.1.0" : * 
+
+#let scifi-time = timeline(
+  interval: 200,
+  startyear: -200,
+  endyear: 1000,
+  events: (
+  
+    // basic event with only title and year
+    event(
+      title: "Alien invasion",
+      year: 0
+    ),
+
+    // event with title and the exact date
+    event(
+      title: "First alien-human marriage",
+      year: 40,
+      month: 3,
+      day: 20,
+    ) 
+  ),
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Climate collaps",
+      start-point: -100,
+      end-point: -30
+    ),
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Integration of Earth into galatic commerce",
+      start-point: 10,
+      end-point: 70
+    ),
+  ),
+)
+
+#scifi-time
+
+```
+
+
+# Properties/fields
+
+The settable properties for customizing the look
+of the timeline. Visual examples can be seen in
+the [example.pdf](example.pdf)
+
+## event
+
+The base obligatory settings for event is the year and title.
+
+| Property  | Description |
+| -------   | ----------- |
+| title     | The title of the event, as a string   |
+| year      | The year of the event, as an integer  |
+
+Herodot however also has support for setting exact date of the
+event with the month and day fields.
+
+| Property  | Description |
+| -------   | ----------- |
+| month     | The month represented as an integer (1-12) |
+| day       | The day as an integer (1-31)  |
+
+## eventspan
+
+Obligatory fields for an eventspan.
+
+| Property    | Description |
+| -------     | ----------- |
+| title       | Title of the event |
+| start-point | It's starting point as an integer |
+| end-point   | It's end-point as an integer |
+
+See the optional styling properties for location
+and color setting of the eventspan under timeline.
+
+## timeline
+| Property  | Description |
+| -------   | ----------- |
+| startyear | The start year for the timeline, can be a postive or negative integer |
+| endyear   | The last year of the timeline, can also be either a positive or negative integer |
+| interval  | Interval between years to be marked on the timeline |
+| events    | Array of events to put on the timeline |
+| eventspans | Array of eventspans to put on the timeline |
+
+| Optional styling properties | Description |
+| ------                      | ------      |
+| length-of-timeline          | Length of timeline in cm |
+| linestroke                  | The width and color of the lines making up the timeline |
+| spanheight                  | height/width of the eventspan (the same distance on both sides of the timeline) |  
+| spanheight-positive-y       | Alternative height/width of the eventspan above the timeline (allows for alternative heights between the distance above and below the timeline) |  
+| spanheight-negative-y       | Alternative height/width of the eventspan below the timeline (allows for alternative heights between the distance above and below the timeline) |  
+
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diff --git a/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/example.typ b/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/example.typ
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+#import "lib.typ": *
+#set text(font: "New Computer Modern")
+
+// #set text(font: "Computer Modern")
+// #show raw: set text(font: "New Computer Modern Mono", size: 12pt)
+#show heading: set block(above: 1.4em, below: 1em)
+#show figure: set block(spacing: 0.8cm)
+
+
+= Testing with default package style settings
+The default settings for the styling in the package, that
+is provided if the properties are left unset by the writer
+in the function call.
+
+#let testevent = event(
+  title: "testing",
+  year: 570,
+  month: 4,
+  day: 16
+)
+
+
+#let test = timeline(
+  startyear: 0,
+  interval: 100,
+  endyear: 600,
+  events: (
+    // event("birth of jesus", 0, 12, 24),
+    // event(title: "death of jesus",  year: 40, month: 5, day: 12),
+    event(title:"First space ship sighting", year: 570, month: 4, day: 16),
+    // event(title: "testing", year: 570)
+  ),
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Viking period",
+      start-point: 3,
+      end-point: 50,
+    ),
+    eventspan(
+        title: "Random romans ",
+        start-point: 100,
+        end-point: 300,
+      )
+    ),
+)
+
+#test
+
+
+= Testing with day and month fields
+
+In previous example it is only the year field that is being set
+for the events, here the day and month field are also set.
+
+#let date-distiction = timeline(
+  startyear: 10,
+  endyear: 15,
+  interval: 1,
+  events: (
+    event(day: 15, month: 7, year: 12, title: "July"),
+    event(day: 15, month: 10, year: 12, title: "October"),
+  )
+)
+
+#date-distiction
+
+= Testing with setting alternative colors for the event spans
+
+
+#let eventspanlist = (
+  eventspan(title: "Boring period", start-point: 400, end-point: 600, color: blue),
+  eventspan(title: "Happy period", start-point: 700, end-point: 1000,)
+)
+
+
+#let alternative-colors = timeline(
+  interval: 300,
+  startyear: -200,
+  endyear: 1000,
+  events: (
+    event(title: "birth of jesus", year: 0),
+    event(title: "death of jesus", year:40),
+    event(title: "Breaking bad -  old school", year: 300)),
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(title: "Viking period", start-point: 0, end-point: 900, color: green),
+    eventspan(title: "Random roman stuff", start-point: -100, end-point: -30)
+  ),
+)
+
+
+#alternative-colors
+
+= Testing with alternative spannheights
+
+#let testw = timeline(
+  interval: 300,
+  startyear: -200,
+  endyear: 1000,
+  events: (
+    event(title: "birth of jesus", year: 0),
+    event(title: "death of jesus", year: 40),
+    event(title: "Breaking bad -  old school", year: 300)
+  ),
+
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Viking period",
+      start-point: 0,
+      end-point: 900,
+      color: green
+    ),
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Random roman stuff",
+      start-point: -100,
+      end-point: -30
+    )
+  ),
+  spanheight-positive-y: 0.5
+)
+
+#let testw2 = timeline(
+  interval: 300,
+  startyear: -200,
+  endyear: 1000,
+  events: (
+    event(title: "birth of jesus", year: 0),
+    event(title: "death of jesus", year: 40),
+    event(title: "Breaking bad -  old school", year: 300)
+  ),
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Viking period",
+      start-point:  0,
+      end-point: 900,
+      color: green),
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Random roman stuff",
+      start-point: -100,
+      end-point: -30)
+    ),
+  spanheight-positive-y: 0,
+  spanheight-negative-y: 0.3
+)
+
+#let testw3 = timeline(
+  interval: 300,
+  startyear: -200,
+  endyear: 1000,
+  events: (
+    event(title: "birth of jesus", year: 0),
+    event(title: "death of jesus", year: 40),
+    event(title: "Breaking bad -  old school", year: 300)
+  ),
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(title: "Viking period", start-point: 0, end-point: 900, color: green),
+    eventspan(title: "Random roman stuff", start-point: -100, end-point: -30)),
+  spanheight-positive-y: 0.6,
+  spanheight-negative-y: 0.3
+)
+
+#testw
+#testw2
+#testw3
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/lib.typ b/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/lib.typ
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+#import "@preview/cetz:0.3.4"
+#import "src/primitives.typ": event, eventspan
+#import "src/functions.typ": eventspanlocation, eventlocation
+
+
+#let timeline(
+  // core elements
+  startyear: 0,
+  endyear: 10,
+  interval: 2,
+  events: (
+    // event(
+    //   title: "Genesis",
+    //   year: 2025,
+    //   month: 7,
+    //   day: 26)
+    ),
+  eventspans: (
+    // eventspan(
+    //   title:"Depression",
+    //   color: blue,
+    //   start-point: 400,
+    //   end-point: 600,
+    //   )
+    ),
+
+  // optional styling elements
+  length-of-timeline: 14,
+  linestroke: 0.3pt + black, 
+  spanheight: 0.5,
+  spanheight-positive-y: 0,
+  spanheight-negative-y: 0,
+  ) = {
+
+
+  cetz.canvas(
+    // the canvas draw surface
+    {
+      import cetz.draw: *
+
+      // position of main timeline begining and line end
+      let timeline-startpoint = (0,0)
+      let timeline-endpoint = (length-of-timeline,0)
+      line(
+         timeline-startpoint,
+         timeline-endpoint,
+         name: "Timespan",
+         mark: (end: ">"),
+         stroke: linestroke
+      )
+
+      // content labels for the beginning and final year
+
+      let startyear-distance-timeline = 0.5
+
+      // if the startyear is more than 3 characters to display increase
+      // the distance between the timeline and the content to make room
+      // for it to render it
+
+      if startyear > 99 or startyear < -9 { 
+        startyear-distance-timeline = 0.7
+      }
+      content(
+        (timeline-startpoint.first() - startyear-distance-timeline, 0),
+        // anchor: "east",
+        padding: (
+         rest: .1,
+         // right: .6, 
+        ),
+        [ #startyear ]
+      )
+
+      let endyear-distance-timeline = 0.5
+
+      if endyear > 99 or endyear < -9 { 
+        endyear-distance-timeline = 0.7
+      }
+      content(
+        (timeline-endpoint.first() + endyear-distance-timeline, 0),
+        [ #endyear ]
+      )
+
+
+      
+      // make the vertical marks for the interval markings
+      let interval-year = startyear
+
+      while interval-year < endyear {
+        let posx = timeline-endpoint.first() * eventspanlocation(
+          start-year: startyear,
+          end-year: endyear,
+          eventyear: interval-year,
+        ) 
+
+        // the line marking itself
+        line(
+          (posx,-0.1),
+          (posx, 0.1),
+          stroke: linestroke
+        )
+
+        // year description marking
+        if interval-year != startyear {
+            if startyear <= 0{
+              content(
+                (posx, -0.3),
+                [#interval-year]
+              )
+            }
+
+            if startyear > 0 {
+              content(
+                (posx, -0.3),
+                [#interval-year]
+              )
+            }
+          }
+        interval-year = interval-year + interval
+      }
+      
+      // draw singular events on the timeline
+      if events.len() != 0 {
+        for x in events {
+          let event-pos = (
+            timeline-endpoint.first() * eventlocation(
+                start-year: startyear,
+                end-year:  endyear,
+                event: x,
+              ),
+              0
+            )
+
+          // line for vertical marking
+          let line-pos1 = (event-pos.first(), 0.4)
+          line(
+            event-pos,
+            line-pos1,
+            stroke: linestroke
+          )
+
+          // content descriptions for the year
+          content(
+            (event-pos.first(),0.7),
+            [ #x.year ]
+          )
+          // content descriptions for event
+          
+          content(
+            (event-pos.first(), line-pos1.last() + 0.7),
+            angle: 45deg,
+            anchor: "base-west",
+            [ #x.title ]
+          )
+ 
+        }
+      }
+  
+      // drawing the events that span across time (eventspan)
+      if eventspans.len() != 0 {
+        for x in eventspans {
+            let event-pos-x-0 = timeline-endpoint.first()*eventspanlocation(
+              start-year: startyear,
+              end-year:  endyear,
+              eventyear: x.start-point
+            )
+            let event-pos-x-1 = timeline-endpoint.first()*eventspanlocation(
+              start-year: startyear,
+              end-year:  endyear,
+              eventyear: x.end-point
+            )
+
+            let span-y-offset = spanheight
+            if spanheight-negative-y == 0 and spanheight-positive-y == 0{
+              span-y-offset = spanheight
+
+              // block of the event span
+              rect(
+                 (event-pos-x-0,
+                 span-y-offset),
+                 (event-pos-x-1,
+                 -span-y-offset),
+                 fill: x.color.transparentize(60%),
+                 stroke: x.color.transparentize(60%),
+                 radius: 5pt
+              ) 
+            }
+
+            
+            if spanheight-negative-y != 0 or spanheight-positive-y != 0{
+
+              // block of the event span
+              rect(
+                 (
+                  event-pos-x-0,
+                  spanheight-positive-y),
+                 (
+                  event-pos-x-1,
+                  -spanheight-negative-y),
+                 fill: x.color.transparentize(60%),
+                 stroke: x.color.transparentize(60%),
+                 radius: 5pt
+              ) 
+            }
+
+            // content for event span
+            content(
+              // position , also pulls in the eventspans timeline offset variable (x.last)
+              ((event-pos-x-1 + event-pos-x-0)/2 , -span-y-offset - x.timeline-offset),
+              anchor: "mid",
+              box(width: 1cm, )[ #align(center, x.title ) ]
+            )
+          }
+        }
+      }
+    )
+}
+
diff --git a/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/src/functions.typ b/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/src/functions.typ
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+
+#import "primitives.typ"
+
+#let eventlocation(
+  start-year: 1,
+  end-year: 3,
+  
+  event: (title: "y2k", year: 20, month: 2, day: 30)
+  ) = {
+    let yearfrac = event.year
+
+    // if month is set add its fraction of
+    // a year to the total yearfrac value
+    if event.month != 0 or event.month != none {
+      if event.month <= 12 and event.month > 0 {
+      yearfrac += event.month / 12
+    }
+   }
+
+    // if the day is set add its fraction of
+    // a month to a year to the total yearfrac value
+    if event.day != 0 or event.day != none {
+      if event.day < 31 and event.day > 0 {
+         yearfrac += (event.day / 31 ) / 12
+      }
+    }
+
+
+    let loc
+    if start-year > 0 {
+      loc = (yearfrac - start-year)/ (end-year - start-year)
+    }
+
+    if start-year ==  0 {
+      loc = yearfrac / end-year 
+    }
+
+    if start-year < 0 {
+      loc = (( yearfrac + -(start-year) )/ (end-year + -(start-year)))
+    }
+    
+    return loc 
+}
+
+
+#let eventspanlocation(
+  start-year: 1,
+  end-year: 3,
+  eventyear: 2,
+) = {
+  if start-year > 0 {
+
+    // if the start year is positive
+    // it is subtracted so that it
+    // is offset back to the origin
+    // point (0,0) used by the graphing
+    // system
+    let x-pos = ((eventyear - start-year ) / (end-year - start-year ))
+    return x-pos
+  }
+
+  if start-year == 0 {
+    if end-year >= eventyear {
+      // set the location as an
+      // absolute x value from origin (0,0)
+      // by calculating the percentage
+      // the eventyear is from end
+
+      let x-pos = (eventyear / end-year)   
+      return x-pos
+    }
+  }
+  if start-year < 0 {
+
+    // off sets the event types by start year
+    // as positive,
+    // so that the graphing mechanism can
+    // use the orgin point (0,0) in the canvas
+    // Said differently, so that the startyear
+    // represents the origin point for the
+    // rest of the timeline.
+    let x-pos = (( eventyear + -(start-year) )/ (end-year + -(start-year)))
+    return x-pos
+  }
+}
+
diff --git a/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/src/primitives.typ b/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/src/primitives.typ
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index 0000000000..4dd97f3d54
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+
+// event constructor function that returns a dictionary
+// with the values named
+#let event(
+    title: "y2k",
+    year: 2000,
+    month: 0,
+    day: 0,
+  ) = {
+
+  let a = (
+    title: title,
+    year: year,
+    month: month,
+    day: day
+  )
+
+  return a
+}
+
+#let eventspan(
+    title: "y2k",
+    color: red,
+    // fill: red,
+    start-point: 2000,
+    end-point: 2001,
+    timeline-offset: 0.5
+  ) = {
+    let b = (
+      title : title,
+      color : color,
+      start-point : start-point,
+      end-point : end-point,
+      timeline-offset : timeline-offset,
+    )
+    return b
+  }
diff --git a/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/typst.toml b/packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/typst.toml
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+[package]
+# mandatory field
+name = "herodot" 
+version = "0.1.0"
+entrypoint = "lib.typ"
+authors = ["gnist <https://github.com/gnist-dev>"]
+license = "GPL-3.0-only"
+description = "A package for making linear timelines, inspired by chronology."
+
+
+# optional fields
+repository = "https://github.com/gnist-dev/herodot"
+categories = ["visualization"]
+disciplines = ["history", "philosophy"]
+exclude = ["example.pdf", "*.pdf", "example.typ"]


Reviews:
user: login: elegaanz
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submitted_at: 2025-04-14T09:44:49Z

Review comments:
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+
+# A timeline typst package
+
+This package uses [cetz]() to provide a interface in
path: packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/README.md
user: login: elegaanz
body: The link here is missing.
created_at: 2025-04-14T09:44:01Z
author_association: MEMBER
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+
+# A timeline typst package
+
+This package uses [cetz]() to provide a interface in
+typst for making horizontal timelines, inspired by the latex
+[`chronology`](https://ctan.org/pkg/chronology) package.
+
+It provides the following to work with timelines.
+- A event and eventspan object for grouping data
+  you want displayed on the timeline.
+- The timeline function itself. 
+
+
+## Example
+
+A basic example of using the timeline with the event and eventspan
+constructor without setting any of the optional style settings.
+
+```typst
+
+#import "@preview/herodot:0.1.0" : * 
+
+#let scifi-time = timeline(
+  interval: 200,
+  startyear: -200,
+  endyear: 1000,
+  events: (
+  
+    // basic event with only title and year
+    event(
+      title: "Alien invasion",
+      year: 0
+    ),
+
+    // event with title and the exact date
+    event(
+      title: "First alien-human marriage",
+      year: 40,
+      month: 3,
+      day: 20,
+    ) 
+  ),
+  eventspans: (
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Climate collaps",
+      start-point: -100,
+      end-point: -30
+    ),
+    eventspan(
+      title: "Integration of Earth into galatic commerce",
+      start-point: 10,
+      end-point: 70
+    ),
+  ),
+)
+
+#scifi-time
+
+```
+
+
+# Properties/fields
+
+The settable properties for customizing the look
+of the timeline. Visual examples can be seen in
+the example.pdf
path: packages/preview/herodot/0.1.0/README.md
user: login: elegaanz
body: You should link this file here if you want it to be easily accessible.
created_at: 2025-04-14T09:44:28Z
author_association: MEMBER

PR comments:
user: login: gnist-dev
created_at: 2025-04-14T14:19:34Z
body: Sorry I missed those 2 parts in my initial commit.
I've added the missing links in my second commit.
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user: login: elegaanz
created_at: 2025-04-15T08:55:06Z
body: Can you also fix the errors reported in CI please?
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user: login: elegaanz
created_at: 2025-04-15T13:26:18Z
body: Thanks :)
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