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@jbonigomes/react-impress-like-slides

v1.0.7

Published

React presentation deck framework heavily inspired by Impress.js

Downloads

48

Readme

React Impress Like Slides

This is a React app heavily inspired by the known and loved Impress.js.

It is a lot less feature rich but let's you create slides as separate React components leaving the slides author free to be creative.

Getting started

npx react-impress-like-slides my-slides
cd my-slides
npm start

Creating slides

Create a React component under src/slides (Samples provided) then add it to the routes array on src/routes.js, note that the order in which components appear in the array will be the order in which they render in the presentation.

Slides navigation

Google Chrome is the only supported browser, navigation can be achieved by the space bar , right arrow and left arrow .

Images

Images should be added to the src/img folder. They can then be consumed via the Img component. Samples provided in the slides.

Fonts

You can add fonts via WebFontLoader (Google fonts and the likes), in the index.js file.

Code hightligthing

Code hightligthing is done via Prism.js, wrapped via the Hightlight component. By default it will only hightlight Markup, CSS, JS and C-Like languages. You can however load other languages on src/components/Hightlight/index.js. Samples on usage are included in the sample slides.