Source

[stappersg]

Where to search for the source that created (two years ago) the .pdf?

[stappersg]

The community that got me here to this git repository made aware of https://github.com/utensil/helix-cheat-sheet

A cheat sheet for Helix editor, authored in Typst.

[stevenhoy]

I just posted to HN to say how I made it:

Manually, using Omnigraffle. It's not text-driven like Mermaid or Typst. I made a list of all the commands in the docs, grouped them by similarity and then created tables in Omnigraffle. OG has a very cool scale-text-and-graphics feature that allowed the boxes to re-size nicely on the page.

I learned a lot doing it, and thought others would find it useful.

So, there's no source to share, other than the OG file. It seems I have some options:

1. update it myself, or
2. let others make another (utensil has started one using Typst; it's at https://github.com/utensil/helix-cheat-sheet).

I always appreciate the work of others to make useful things, and wanted to give something back, no matter how small. Given my other commitments it will take me about a month or so to bring it up to date.

If you like the cheat sheet and would like me to update it, please comment below.

[drshade]

Its an awesome cheatsheet and thanks for making it! I noticed that it doesn't print so well, specifically the white text on purple background (my printer isn't sensitive enough to handle it so it just smudges purple). Would it be possible to make a printer-friendly black + white version?

[ckiyme]

Its an awesome cheatsheet and thanks for making it! I noticed that it doesn't print so well, specifically the white text on purple background (my printer isn't sensitive enough to handle it so it just smudges purple). Would it be possible to make a printer-friendly black + white version?

I missed this comment earlier. This is a better way to explain what I mentioned in the issue I opened ---> #2

[StefanUlbrich]

I tried open the pdf in inkscape and it did not look too shabby. I am terrible with design, but if we substitute the fonts and re-export it to PDF (or SVG if you have the pro version), and know what is outdated, this might be a good alternative to typst