Give presentations in the command-line. Keyboard controlled and powered with syntax highlighting.

$ gem install present

You now have present as an executable, given all your PATH stuff is working correctly.

Present works when given a directory as an argument:

present my-awesome-slides

Slides are plain files of any extension (YES it will skip images, leave me alone).

my-awesome-slides
|
|- 1-intro.md
|- 2-somecode.rb

If you include a code file or a markdown file, the syntax highlighting will make it look nice.

Any key to go to the next slide.

Only one configuration option so far: changing the order of slides. Create a _config.yml file in your slide directory for Present to pick it up:

# Set sort order for slides - "alpha", "created_at", and "modified_at"
#
### alpha: Sort alphanumerically. "1-intro", "2-who-am-i", "3-ruby", etc.
### created_at: Sort by order of creation. Oldest slides first.
### modified_at: Sort by last modified slides. Most recently changed first.
sort: alpha

There's a lot of bugs here so bear with me! This is a bit of a weekend experiment, I'm afraid.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request