KeynoteC
A simple DSL to create keynote presentations using LaTeX and Beamer.
Usage
At this state, KeynoteC is usable as a Python executable module, or as
an application. Install it with python setup.py install (you might need
superuser priviledges to install in system wide), and execute the module as
python -m keynotec <filename>, or the application keynotec <filename>, to
compile the keynote file into a PDF presentation.
Syntax
The file keynote.key file as an example of everything that is currently working, and serves as an example.
For a more thorough explanation of the syntax you might want to take a look at docs/syntax.md.
Dependencies
XeLaTeX is used to generate the PDF output file. Also, the following LaTeX packages are required:
- beamer
- inputenc
- fontspec
- enumitem
- calc
- datetime
- babel
- listings
Code Quality
It works. It does what I need. I built the first version in about 24h. It was much less than that in work hours. And the code shows it. Live with that. I do.
To aid in its development, report any issue you have or enhancement in the project's Github repository.
Thank you.
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