Slydes
Why not show your presentations with Python?
Installing
$ pip install slydes
Create a presentation
$ cat presentation.py
from slydes import Presentation, Template
talk = Presentation()
template = Template()
@talk.add_slide
def first_slide():
title = 'This is the title!'
msg = '''
Hello world!
My name is PySlides!
'''
return template.default(title, msg)
@talk.add_slide
def second_slide():
title = 'The second slide!'
msg = '''
* Bullet points!
* why
* not?
'''
return template.default(title, msg)
Run it
$ ipython
from presentation import talk
talk.next()
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# #
# #
# This is the title! #
# #
# #
# Hello world! #
# My name is PySlides! #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
# #
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Presentation Mode
Now you can navigate the presentation using the arrow keys! To exit, just type CTRL+C.
talk.present()
Complete API
# Move to next slide
talk.next()
# or
talk()
# Move to previous slide
talk.previous()
# Shows current slide
talk.current()
Important (or not!)
The library is suuuuuuuper alpha, at the point that we could change everything!
If you have any ideas, please drop an issue ❤️
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