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multi-remark

v1.0.4

Published

CLI for creating a project to host & build multiple remark slide presentations

Downloads

7

Readme

Create a slide deck

  • CLI create-slide-deck is meant to be a generator tool for creating, building and hosting all your remark.js slide presentations.

Quick Start

$ npm install -g multi-remark

$ create-slide-deck my-app
$ cd my-app/
$ npm install
$ npm run build
  • This will take all the markdown files in the created 'slides' directory and build them into usable HTML files, that will be served out of the 'build' directory.
  • Creates an index page what will list and link to all the slides created.

Local Server

  • Running the slide deck locally is also available out of the box.
  • This will rebuild the deck when changes are detected.
$ npm start

Additional Assests

  • Anything that you need to reference from the slides, like images, can be added to the 'assets' directory and will be added to build directory automatticly.