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generator-impressive

v0.0.2

Published

A Yeoman genenerator for presentations utilizing impress.js, markdown, code highlighting and more.

Downloads

17

Readme

generator-impressive Build Status

An impress.js presentation generator for Yeoman.

Features

  • Content of steps support markdown
  • Fenced code blocks support syntax highlighting
  • Utilizes gulp to run the presentation

Getting Started

Installation

$ npm install -g generator-impressive

Creating a New Presentation

Create a directory for your new presentation and change into the directory.

$ mkdir my-new-presentation
$ cd my-new-presentation

Now, use the impressive generator to create the presentation

$ yo impressive

and you will be asked for the title of your new presentation. It should generate the following structure:

bower.json
index.html
scss
bower_components
js
steps
config.json
node_modules
gulpfile.js
package.json

Running Your Presentation

$ gulp

Now open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:9000 to view your presentation.

Adding Presentation Steps (Content)

Each step is it's own markdown or HTML file in the /steps directory and is registered with the presentation in the /steps/steps.json file. However, you can easily create new steps and automatically have them registered with the following command; providing it with the new step's title:

$ yo impressive:step 'My First Content Step'

This will add a /steps/my-first-content-step.md file that you can then update with your content and automatically append the step to the presentation in the /steps/steps.json.

Controlling the Transitions

Transitions between steps are controlled via the /steps/steps.json file.

Adding Your Own Style

You can style your presentation using Sass. The main Sass file that is included is the /scss/main.scss file. Feel free to add styles there or add new Sass files and import them into the main.scss.

License

MIT License

Contribute

Feel free to send me a pull request or log an issue.

  • Code: https://github.com/softwarecraftsman/generate-impressive
  • Issues: https://github.com/softwarecraftsman/generate-impressive/issues

Credits

I have to give credit to the original generator-impress for my inspiration. This is my first nodejs module and I used the generator-impress as a starting point.