The ProjLib Toolkit contains a collection of tools that help
you write LaTeX documents. With PJLtoolkit loaded, you no
longer need to set up the theorem-like environments, nor to
manually configure the appropriate multilingual settings. In
addition, a series of auxiliary functionalities are introduced.
The bundle contains: PJLamssim.sty Simulate some features of
amsart in the standard classes PJLauthor.sty Enhanced author
information block Offers \address, \curraddr and \email
PJLdate.sty Offers a macro \PJLdate to convert yyyy-mm-dd to
normal datetime format, with multi-language support
PJLdraft.sty Useful macros during the draft stage: \dnf and
\needgraph, with multi-language support PJLlang.sty
Multi-language configuration based on babel or polyglossia
Offers \UseLanguage, \UseOtherLanguage and \AddLanguageSetting
Currently supports Chinese (simplified and traditional),
English, French, German, Japanese and Russian, more to be added
PJLlogo.sty Draw the ProjLib logo PJLpaper.sty Paper style
configuration: yellow theme, dark theme, and nord theme
PJLthm.sty Theorem setup and configuration Offers a macro
\CreateTheorem for creating theorem-like environments with
multi-language support Preset environments include: assumption,
axiom, conjecture, convention, corollary, definition,
definition-proposition, definition-theorem, example, exercise,
fact, hypothesis, lemma, notation, problem, property,
proposition, question, remark, theorem, and the corresponding
unnumbered versions with an asterisk * in the name.
PJLtoolkit.sty, the all-in-one solution A collective interface
of ProjLib Toolkit Provide some pre-defined font configuration