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morphdeck

v0.0.2

Published

Morphdeck turns SVGs into animated web presentations.

Downloads

1

Readme

Morphdeck [WIP]

Morphdeck turns SVGs into animated web presentations.

Features:

  • Animated slide transitions
  • Speaker view with notes, next slide preview, and timer
  • Design slides using your favorite SVG illustration tool. WYSIWYG!
  • Enhance and generate slides using code.
  • Deploy and share your deck easily with a single self-contained html file.
  • Zero configuration

🚧 WIP

Morphdeck is currently a work-in-progress. Most of its features are complete, but it's possible there may be breaking changes to parameters in the future.

Developing a deck

The easiest way to run morphdeck is using npx. For a list of commands and arguments, run:

npx morphdeck --help

Morphdeck provides a live-reloading webserver for previewing your deck. To start, launch morphdeck:

npx morphdeck <your-deck.svg> [optional-deck.js]

The first line of output will include the host and port morphdeck is running on, e.g.:

ℹ 「wds」: Project is running at http://node-dev-2018.local:5000/

Exporting your deck as HTML

Morphdeck can build a self-contained HTML version of your deck. Run:

npx morphdeck build <your-deck.svg> [optional-deck.js]

Morphdeck will output a file with the same name as your SVG (e.g. "your-deck.html").

Animations

Morphdeck uses annotations in your SVG data to determine if an element of a slide is the same as on a following slide.

To animate an SVG element from one position to another, give it a unique data-key attribute and use it consistently across slides. Upon slide transition, Morphdeck uses CSS transitions to animate any elements which have a consistent key across slides.

Adding JavaScript to a deck

WIP! Example:

import deck from 'deck.svg'
import {present} from 'svg-morph-deck'

import RobotoMedium from './Roboto-Medium.woff'

// You can add custom CSS, or embed fonts:
const css = `
@font-face {
  font-family: "Roboto";
  font-weight: normal;
  src: url(${RobotoMedium}) format("woff");
}
`

function* generateSlides(slides) {
  for (const slide of slides) {
    if (slide.svg.getAttribute('data-key') === 'my-slide') {
      // Manipulate slide.svg here.
    }
    yield slide
  }
}

present(deck, {
  css,
  generateSlides,
})