Gribouille

Create elegant graphics with the Grammar of Graphics for Typst.

Compose charts by layering data, aesthetic mappings, geoms, scales, and themes. The same grammar as ggplot2 and plotnine, drawn natively in Typst.

1. Data: Bring a CSV, a list of dictionaries, or an inline table.
2. Mapping: Declare which column drives x, y, colour, fill, or size.
3. Layers: Stack geoms, scales, facets, and a theme until the plot is right.

What is in the box

• Geoms: Points, lines, bars, histograms, smoothers, ribbons, boxplots, text, labels, and reference lines.
• Scales: Continuous and discrete x, y, colour, fill, size, shape, linetype, with Viridis and manual palettes.
• Positions and stats: Identity, stack, dodge, and fill positions. Bin, count, identity, and smooth stats.
• Facets: facet-wrap and facet-grid with shared or free scales.
• Themes: theme-minimal, theme-classic, theme-void, plus theme() element overrides.
• Composable: Everything is data you can let, extend, and reuse across a Typst document.