carthage-software/ext-typst-stubs

IDE and static analysis stubs for ext-typst, the Typst typesetting engine for PHP.

0.2.0 2026-07-05 20:57 UTC

Requires

• php: ~8.3.0 || ~8.4.0 || ~8.5.0

MIT, Apache-2.0

• stubs
• ide
• static-analysis
• typesetting
• PHPStan
• psalm
• typst

Published on Packagist.org on 2026-07-05 21:18 UTC

README

IDE and static-analysis stubs for ext-typst, the Typst typesetting engine for PHP.

Note

This repository is a mirror. Its contents are generated from the stubs/ directory of carthage-software/ext-typst and pushed here automatically on every change. Do not edit it directly; open PRs against carthage-software/ext-typst.

Installation

composer require --dev carthage-software/ext-typst-stubs

Each tag matches the corresponding ext-typst release, so you can pin the stubs to the extension version you target (e.g. ^0.2).

What this gives you

The stubs declare the Typst\* classes, interfaces, enums, and functions that the compiled extension provides, so editors and analyzers understand the API even on machines where the extension isn't installed.

• PhpStorm and Mago: discover the stubs automatically (they index vendor/).

• PHPStan: add the stub directory to your phpstan.neon:

  parameters:
      scanDirectories:
          - vendor/carthage-software/ext-typst-stubs/stubs

• Psalm: reference the stubs in your psalm.xml:

  <stubs>
      <file name="vendor/carthage-software/ext-typst-stubs/stubs/Typst" />
  </stubs>

The class stubs are PSR-4 autoloadable. When the extension is loaded, the autoloader is never consulted for Typst\* (the real classes already exist). When it isn't, calling any stub method throws an Error explaining that the extension must be installed; so a missing extension fails loudly instead of silently.

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0