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A terminal slide presenter

  • CLI
  • TUI
  • python
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README.md

slides - A terminal slide presenter

Slides is a simple terminal application that uses btui.

Running

To run the slides program from this directory, run this command to set up a python virtual environment with the necessary requirements:

make virtualenv

Then, you can view a markdown file by running ./slides.py sample.md

Building

If you want to create a standalone executable that can be installed, run:

make

...which will build a standalone executable file called ./dist/slides/slides

Installing

To install, run make install or make PREFIX=/usr/local install if you want to install to a location other than ~/.local/bin.