Sending

A port of sent for generating js-free html slideshows. Demo Demo Source

Usage: sending - currently takes input through stdin and outputs through stdout

NO EXAMPLE LINKS EXIST YET Example input:

one

two

three

Goals

• Rapid development
• Easy to parse
• Easy to remember
• Single file output (including images)

Directives

Individual slides can be formatted differently: text (default):

.txt
one

.txt
second slide

list (default unordered):

.li
one 
two
three

second slide

unordered list:

.ul
one 
two
three

second slide

ordered list:

.ol
one
two
three

Image:

.img
path/example.png

Image with alt text:

.img
path/example.png
alt text

Svg:

.svg
path/example.svg

pre-formatted text:

.pre
if (bolb) {
    thing();
} 

.txt
second slide

Requires pygmentize in path (pip install pygments)

Syntax highlighted text:

.pre
.go
if (bolb) {
    fmt.Printf("ohno")
}

There is also a special '.link' directive for links, this is the only one that works mid-slide.

.txt
Some text
.link
link-text (google)
https://google.com

Used as a reference: Chen Hui Jing - HTML slides without frameworks, just CSS