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SlideKit is a highly scriptable player for slides defined in the SVG format. You can draw those slides in any vector drawing program, and annotate the objects with custom attributes that trigger transitions, incremental builds, or scripts. SlideKit suppports

  • Incremental builds
  • Magic-move, with matching by ID, and morphing of many attributes, including path shape.
  • Fade-in and -out
  • Presenter notes
  • External web content (interactive plots, iframes, YouTube videos)
  • Scripted animations (write your own plugins & transitions)
  • Print to PDF (in Chrome)
demo.mp4

Minimal example

Editor

You can create SVG slides in any vector-drawing editor. For the best experience, we recommend Sketch on macOS. On other platforms, we recommend the free web-based Figma.

SVG features

You can add attributes to any SVG element

  • Step-wise appearance: use tags [stage=1] or [stage=3-5]
  • Magic move mynode[move=1.5] --- 1.5 second morph. Interpolates be color, position, rotation, etc. Supports complex paths.

Entry effects:

  • mynode[fade-in]
  • mynode[fade-in=2] --- fade in, taking 2 seconds
  • mynode[fade-in=0.5,1] --- fade in, taking 500ms, aligning this at the end of the transition if other transitions take longer
  • mynode[draw-line] --- for paths, draw them from start to finish
  • mynode[fade-down] --- fade in and come 20pix down
  • mynode[appear-along=PathId,5,0] --- appear along a given path object, take 5 seconds, align at the begining of the transition
  • complete list

Exit effects:

  • mynode[fade-out=1] --- 1 second fade out

External content:

  • rect[youtube=55bjCP9Fy5I] will embed a YT video
  • iframes
  • embed video
  • complete list

Scripted animation / WebGL:

See packages/example for an animated 3D molecule with WebGL.

Shortcuts

  • ? --- open shortcut overview
  • Left, Right, Up, Down, [, ] --- stage navigation
  • Shift + Left etc. --- navigation, skipping incremental builds
  • Home, End --- go to start or beginning
  • G 10 G -- go to slide number 10
  • F --- go full screen
  • C --- open the cockpit (presenter view). move this to a separate window
  • T --- start/stop the timer (visible in presenter view)
  • R --- reset the timer to zero
  • B --- toggle blacking out the slide

slidekit's People

Contributors

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Stargazers

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Watchers

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Forkers

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slidekit's Issues

Linking presenter notes to slides

Hi,

Currently, presenter notes are in a separate markdown file, like this:

<!-- notes.md -->
# 1
blabla this is what i want to say
# 2
this is what i want to say in stage 2
# ...

The linking of notes to stages by a sequential numbering is problematic if you want to take out slides or 'stages' in the middle of the presentation or add new ones. This would break the correspondence.

So we need a good solution for this.

My current best proposal is to link them by the filename of the svg slide, followed by the stage number, i.e.

<!-- notes.md proposal -->
# 100 Introduction.1
blabla this is want I want to say
# 100 Introduction.2
and I'll say this here
# 101 Overview
maybe without a number, this will stay for the whole slide?
# ...

Any thoughts?

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