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@giancosta86/create-marp-slides

v3.1.1

Published

Create Marp-based slides from elegant source files

Downloads

15

Readme

create-marp-slides

Create Marp-based slides from elegant source files

GitHub CI npm version MIT License

Overview

create-marp-slides is a tool for generating an entire project structure in order to create the slides of a Marp-based presentation - in both PDF and HTML format.

According to such an elegant project structure, the Markdown source document is decoupled from the custom, external Sass styling theme; furthermore, its package.json includes a wide range of script's to handle the different tasks all over its lifecycle.

To create your own project, please run:

yarn create @giancosta86/marp-slides [<directory>]

or

npm init @giancosta86/marp-slides[@latest] [<directory>]

The directory is optional:

  • if it does not exist, it will be created

  • if omitted, the current working directory will be used, potentially overwriting but never deleting existing files

Please, refer to the generated README file for further details.

Environment variable

You can set a few environment variables in order to make the app provide default prompt values when creating a new project:

  • CREATE_MARP_SLIDES_AUTHOR_NAME

  • CREATE_MARP_SLIDES_AUTHOR_EMAIL

  • CREATE_MARP_SLIDES_AUTHOR_WEBSITE

  • CREATE_MARP_SLIDES_NODE_VERSION

Further references

  • Platonic - EJS-based directory reification engine