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📊 A cookiecutter template for reveal.js presentations.

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cookiecutter-reveal.js

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A cookiecutter template for reveal.js presentations.

Why should I use this?

  • You can set up and serve your presentation with only two commands!
  • Only npm and Python 3 are required
  • Once you have installed all requirements the presentation works without internet access
  • The Python 3 http.server module is used to serve the slides which allows you to show the speaker notes in a separate browser window
  • Installing reveal.js via npm keeps the size of your presentation small and makes upgrades easy
  • A custom CSS file is already included and you can use it for your own styles
  • Default license is Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

Usage

  1. Install cookiecutter:
$ pip install cookiecutter
  1. Set up a new reveal.js project:
$ cookiecutter gh:keimlink/cookiecutter-reveal.js
  1. Create your presentation! 🚀

Note

You can find more information on how to set up and use the presentation you just created in the README.rst of your new reveal.js project.

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