hovercraft 1.1

Makes impress.js presentations from reStructuredText

Hovercraft!

The merge of convenience and cool!

Hovercraft! is a tool to make impress.js presentations from reStructuredText. For a quick explanation, see the demo.

Features

• Write your presentations in a text markup language. No slow, limiting GUI, no annoying HTML!

• Pan, rotate and zoom in 3D, with automatic repositioning of slides!

• A presenter console with notes and slide previews!

• The slide show generated is in HTML, so you only need a web browser to show it.

• Easy sharing, as it can be put up on a website for anyone to see!

Full documentation is available at readthedocs.org, and also in the documentation subdirectory.

Contributors

Hovercraft! was written by Lennart Regebro <[e-mail]>, and is licensed as CC-0, except for the following:

• reST.xsl is (c) Michael Alyn Miller <[e-mail]> and published under a BSD-style license included in reST.xsl itself.

• impress.js is (c) Bartek Szopka (@bartaz) released under MIT and GPL licenses. See the impress.js page for more information.

Other contributors (see CHANGES.txt for details):

• Carl Meyer [carljm]

• Chris Withers [cjw296]

Changes

1.1 (2013-03-15)

• ReST comments are no longer rendered to HTML. [carljm]

• Fixed a bug in the path handling for CSS resources. [carljm]

• Various fixes and improvements in ReST handling. [cjw296]

1.0 (2013-02-22)

• #1, #2: Add key-binding to pop up the help, a parameter and a presentation field setting to not show the help at load.

• Added documentation for #8: Naming steps.

• #7: You can now define CSS-files to be included with a :css:-field in the presentation.

• #3: You can now leave out the presenter notes from the output with the parameter -n or –skip-notes

• Added a “simple” template that has no presenter console.

• Updated to impress-console 1.1, fixing a Firefox bug.

• Added support for more HTML metadata.

• Finished documentation and examples.

1.0b2 (2013-02-13)

• Added syntax highlighting support.

• #9: All positioning variables except data-x and data-y are now “sticky” so

  they will keep their previous value if not defined.

• Documentation on https://hovercraft.readthedocs.org/

1.0b1 (2013-02-07)

• Initial release.