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[Texpad](https://www.texpadapp.com) is a commercial LaTeX editor, which supports typesetting in ConTeXt. It has a number of nice features, such as a project outline/manager that lists todos and cross-references; a built in previewer; and syncs with an OS X version of the software. Texpad supports ConTeXt out of the box. However, Texpad also allows users to write and install build scripts (.tpbuild, the equivalent of an "engine" in TexShop or TeXworks, as described above.). By means of these custom scripts, Texpad can also be configured to typeset using ConTeXt Standalone (ConTeXt suite).
#!/bin/bash # Texpad build (.tpbuild) for ConTeXt minimals Standalone suite export PATH=$HOME/context/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin:$PATH mtxrun --script context --autogenerate --synctex=1 "$TEXPAD_ROOTFILE" 3. Save it as `ConTeXt_Suite.tpbuild`', and place this file in `~/Library/Application Support/Texpad/Buildscripts`
export PATH=$HOME/context/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin:$PATH mtxrun --script context --autogenerate --synctex=1 "$TEXPAD_ROOTFILE"4. Relaunch Texpad. Open or create your ConTeXt document.
35. Save it as `ConTeXt_SuiteIn the drop-down menu on the left of the toolbar, select "Typeset configuration > Manual"; click "Use a .tpbuild`'script", and place this file in `~/Library/Application Support/Texpad/Buildscripts`4. Relaunch Texpadselect "ConTeXt_Suite".
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=== Texpad ===
As of Texpad 1.7.14 (July 2015), these are the steps which allow for typesetting using ConTeXt Standalone:
1. Create an empty text file.
2. Paste the following into it:
Note that the second step assumes that you have installed your ConTeXt standalone in your $HOME directory. If, instead, you've installed it in your Applications directory or elsewhere, simply replace $HOME with the relevant path.
