nvim: improve typst experience

programs

@@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ pipewire-pulse
 #
 # utility
 #
+progress
 speedtest-cli
 obs-studio
 dosfstools

src/.config/fish/aliases.fish

@@ -85,5 +85,6 @@ function prob_cpp; echo $EDITOR src/(basename (xsel -b)).cpp; end
 abbr -a cpp --function prob_cpp
 function prob_py; echo $EDITOR src/(basename (xsel -b)).py; end
 abbr -a py --function prob_py
-function prob_pdf; echo zathura (basename (xsel -b)).pdf; end
+# in .config/nvim/typst.vim there is a bind that copies the path
+function prob_pdf; echo zathura (xsel -b); end
 abbr -a pdf --function prob_pdf

src/.config/nvim/typst.vim

@@ -23,10 +23,12 @@ nnoremap <silent><leader>fs :call ScreenshotFig()<cr>
 " compile typst doc on write
 function TypstWatch()
 	vsp
-	vertical resize 50
-	exec 'terminal ' .. 'typst watch ' .. expand("%:t")
+	vertical resize 20
+	exec 'terminal ' .. 'typst watch ' .. expand("%:")
 	exec "norm \<c-w>h"
 endfunc
 nnoremap <silent><leader>fc :call TypstWatch()<cr>
 
+nnoremap <silent><leader>fr :call setreg("+", expand("%:p:r") . ".pdf")<cr>:echo "Copied path."<cr>
+
 au Filetype typst let g:AutoPairs = {'(':')', '[':']', '{':'}',"'":"'",'"':'"', '$':'$', "```" : "```", "`": "`"}