I'm very excited about deck.js project. But editing html directly isn't that handy. I tried zen-coding to save some time. Still, it's not intuitive enough. Then markdown came to me. So here's these two lovely things combined.
- fork this project as your own
- clone your project
git clone git://github.com/fsword/markslide.git
cd markslide
git submodule update --init --recursive
- create your slide named index.md ( on project )
- generate index.html
rake generate #will be generated on the project folder
- Open it by your favourite browser
- You can run this command to pkg your slide resource as .zip
rake pkg
- If you want to modify the content continuously, you may run this command to
guardthe file's modification.
guard
- Encode: UTF-8 is the only supported encoding.
- H1, H2 will be surrounded by section which class is slide, such as:
# First Head
## Second Headwill become
<section class="slide">
<h1>First Head</h1>
</section>
<section class="slide">
<h2>Second Head</h2>
</section>- Every content that begin with ':' will be set slide class, such as:
* :hellowill become
<li class="slide">hello
</li>- Comment can be show/hide by press 'p'. You can put '!' on the front of code section to indicate comments, such as:
`!comment`will become
<code class="comment">comment</code>