1= Citations and bibliography
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3Typst has built-in citation and bibliography support.
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5== Citing sources
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7Citations use the `@key` syntax, referencing entries in a `.bib` or `.yml` bibliography file.
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9As described by @knuth1984, the art of computer programming requires careful attention to algorithms. Modern typesetting builds on decades of work @lamport1994.
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11The web has fundamentally changed publishing @berners-lee1989.
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13== Bibliography
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15To use a bibliography, add it at the end of your document:
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17```typst
18#bibliography("refs.bib")
19```
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21Typst supports BibTeX (`.bib`) and Hayagriva (`.yml`) bibliography formats. Citation styles can be set with:
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23```typst
24#set bibliography(style: "ieee")
25```
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27Available styles include: `apa`, `ieee`, `chicago-author-date`, `mla`, and many others.
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29== Inline citations
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31Different citation forms:
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33- Parenthetical: #cite(<knuth1984>, form: "prose") discusses this topic
34- Just the year: published in #cite(<knuth1984>, form: "year")
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36== How it works on sublimated
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38Push your `.typ` file alongside a `.bib` file in the same folder. The compiler resolves the bibliography automatically through relative path imports.