Both new integrations have open source example projects available in our GitHub organization.

Rust web service with Axum: github.com/oicana/oican...
Node.js service using NestJS: github.com/oicana/oican...

Oicana now supports Rust and Node.js! The same Oicana templates compile with dynamic inputs from C#, Node.js, Rust, and TS/JS in the browser.

Check out the updated getting started guide: docs.oicana.com/getting-star...

Great writeup on why Typst excels at automatic PDF generation and how to get started.

Oicana builds on this with ready-to-use libraries (C#/Node.js/browser) and developer tools to make templating even easier.

docs.oicana.com/getting-star...

You made Typst the 2nd fastest growing language on @github.com: The amount of Typst code on there more than doubled this year!

Typst 0.14 is out now! Get ready for production with accessibility, PDFs as images, character-level justification, and more. Learn about more of the highlights in Typst 0.14 in the thread below ⤵️

*The examples for the Node.js and Rust integrations are still a work in progress.

In the meantime, we're curious: what other programming languages would you like to see an Oicana integration for? Let us know!

Every Oicana integration is built for (near) native compilation speed on its platform. We've got you covered from the browser to the backend!

Our GitHub organization has open-source example projects for every available integration*. See how to use Oicana in your stack!

🔗 github.com/oicana

Oicana is in Alpha right now and source-available on GitHub.

For now, it comes with libraries for JavaScript/TypeScript in the browser and C#. Try it out at docs.oicana.com/getting-star...!

Tired of slow, clunky PDF templating with vendor lock-in?

We were too. That's why Oicana is built on the open source typesetter @typst.app.

Get lightning-fast renders of complex, data-driven PDFs in your frontend, backend or anywhere in-between.

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