Over the past 1 year, we've switched to Typst for creating PDF reports, because it enhances flexibility and client usability. For JHU's IVAC reports, Typst allowed us to design state-specific exemption boxes.
See how we did it + Typst tips by @joseph-barbier.bsky.social.
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We helped the Johns Hopkins IVAC team update their immunization reports without manually downloading data.
Now, they just run the code—it pulls the latest data, cleans it, and rebuilds every report automatically.
Watch the quick video walkthrough of how we set it up: youtu.be/XIPXh3q-Org
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The childhood immunization reports we built for Johns Hopkins University look like normal text but much of it’s generated dynamically.
This video shows how we made state-specific text like “above” or “below” vaccination targets update automatically.
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We partnered with the International Vaccine Access Center at JHU to create dynamic state-level immunization reports.
This is the first of 4 videos showing how we built them — from Canva designs to parameterized reports in R & #Quarto.
Watch and share your thoughts!
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