typst-query(1)              General Commands Manual             typst-query(1)

NAME
       typst-query - Processes an input file to extract provided metadata
       (deprecated, use `eval` instead)

SYNOPSIS
       typst-query [--field] [--one] [--format] [--pretty] [--target] [--root]
       [--input] [--font-path] [--ignore-system-fonts]
       [--ignore-embedded-fonts] [--package-path] [--package-cache-path]
       [--creation-timestamp] [-j|--jobs] [--features] [--diagnostic-format]
       [-h|--help] <INPUT> <SELECTOR>

DESCRIPTION
       Processes an input file to extract provided metadata (deprecated, use
       `eval` instead)

OPTIONS
       --field <FIELD>
              Extracts just one field from all retrieved elements

       --one  Expects and retrieves exactly one element

       --format <FORMAT> [default: json]
              The format to serialize in

              Possible values:

                     o json

                     o yaml

       --pretty
              Whether to pretty-print the serialized output.

              Only applies to JSON format.

       --target <TARGET> [default: paged]
              The target to compile for

              Possible values:

                     o paged: PDF and image formats

                     o html: HTML

                     o bundle: Bundle

       --root <DIR>
              Configures the project root (for absolute paths)
              May also be specified with the TYPST_ROOT environment variable.

       --input <key=value>
              Add a string key-value pair visible through `sys.inputs`

       --font-path <DIR>
              Adds additional directories that are recursively searched for
              fonts.

              If multiple paths are specified, they are separated by the
              system's path separator (`:` on Unix-like systems and `;` on
              Windows).
              May also be specified with the TYPST_FONT_PATHS environment
              variable.

       --ignore-system-fonts
              Ensures system fonts won't be searched, unless explicitly
              included via `--font-path`
              May also be specified with the TYPST_IGNORE_SYSTEM_FONTS
              environment variable.

       --ignore-embedded-fonts
              Ensures fonts embedded into Typst won't be considered
              May also be specified with the TYPST_IGNORE_EMBEDDED_FONTS
              environment variable.

       --package-path <DIR>
              Custom path to local packages, defaults to system-dependent
              location
              May also be specified with the TYPST_PACKAGE_PATH environment
              variable.

       --package-cache-path <DIR>
              Custom path to package cache, defaults to system-dependent
              location
              May also be specified with the TYPST_PACKAGE_CACHE_PATH
              environment variable.

       --creation-timestamp <UNIX_TIMESTAMP>
              The document's creation date formatted as a UNIX timestamp.

              For more information, see
              <https://reproducible-builds.org/specs/source-date-epoch/>.
              May also be specified with the SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH environment
              variable.

       -j, --jobs <JOBS>
              Number of parallel jobs spawned during compilation. Defaults to
              number of CPUs. Setting it to 1 disables parallelism

       --features <FEATURES>
              Enables in-development features that may be changed or removed
              at any time

              Possible values:

                     o html

                     o bundle

                     o a11y-extras
              May also be specified with the TYPST_FEATURES environment
              variable.

       --diagnostic-format <DIAGNOSTIC_FORMAT> [default: human]
              The format to emit diagnostics in

              Possible values:

                     o human

                     o short

       -h, --help
              Print help (see a summary with '-h')

       <INPUT>
              Path to input Typst file. Use `-` to read input from stdin

       <SELECTOR>
              Defines which elements to retrieve

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