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README.md

Leipzig Glossing in Typst

leipzig-glossing is a Typst library for creating interlinear morpheme-by-morpheme glosses according to the Leipzig glossing rules.

Run typst compile leipzig-gloss-examples.typ in the root of the repository to generate a pdf file with examples and documentation. This command is also codified in the accompanying justfile as just build-example.

The definitions intended for use by end users are the #gloss and #numbered_gloss functions.

Contributing

The canonical repository for this project is on the Gitea instance. The repository is also mirrored on Github. Bug reports and code contributions are welcome from all users.

License

This library uses the MIT license; see LICENSE.txt.

Contributors

Thanks to Bethany E. Toma for a number of suggestions and improvements.