Best typst package for managing section/subsection outlines (like with beamer)?

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Hello everyone,

There are now quite a few packages designed for creating presentations with Typst (polylux, touying, minideck, presentate, and perhaps others?).

To your knowledge, is there any package that offers fine-grained control over outlines? I’m especially looking for something that could, for instance, display a mini-outline of the subsections at the beginning of each section - as mentioned in the following post: Outline slides for each subsection · Issue #137 · touying-typ/touying · GitHub, or this one: Reproduce a specific slideshow template using touying · Issue #56 · touying-typ/touying · GitHub.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

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Hello. Do you want this?

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Not exactly this - it was just an example, but thanks!
Beamer offers a flexible way to display content at the beginning of each part, section, or subsection of your presentation.
It also allows you to fine-tune what appears in the outline.
Combined, these features let you do almost anything: show the overall outline, show only the current section and its subsections, or just the current section and subsection, show the current section and subsection with all the others shaded, etc.
I’m quite sure Typst can reproduce all of these behaviors by programming each case as needed. However, I’m not a programmer, and I was wondering whether there’s a package that already implements these kinds of features - something I might have missed.

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I don’t know about shaded, but outline/suboutline does a lot of that. You can always make your own.

Probably there isn’t a separate package for presentation outlines, otherwise it would’ve been included in the listed libraries.