pysenteishon
Control your presentations with the swipe of your finger!
Install
Requirements
Make sure you have python3-dev installed
From PyPi
pip install pysenteishon pysenteishon
From GitHub
git clone https://github.com/edvm/pysenteishon cd pysenteishon python3 -m venv env source env/bin/activate # (or env\Scripts\activate.bat for Windows) pip install -r requirements.txt # (or requirements.darwing.txt for MacOS) python setup.py develop python pysenteishon/app.py
Using Fades
fades -d pysenteishon -x pysenteishon
Windows
You also need to install pywin32 to make it works properly.
pysenteishon 1.0.0b was tested on Python 3.4.4 running Windows XP 32bits and pywin32 build 220.
Usage
After running the app:
Make sure you allow access to port 5000 in your firewall settings.
Open your presentation PDF on your computer and leave it open (MAKE SURE the program that is running your presentation has FOCUS).
Open a web browser with your cellphone and point it to your laptop ip address port 5000, for example: http://192.168.0.11:5000
Swipe on your touchscreen and start your talk! :D
Options
usage: pysenteishon [-h] [-p PORT] [-a user password] [--version]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PORT, --port PORT Listen on port
-a user password, --auth user password
Basic auth
--version print PySenteishon version and exit
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