Slides.Presentation

To use this package you need to construct a Presentation tree using the types and constructors from the Common module (re-exported from this one). Then call one of the functions bellow. The generated HTML will not look like a presentation when you open it up in a browser, but it has CSS guides in place that will split it up into pages properly when you print it. Good default settings are A3-Landscape. You can just print to PDF to get the actual presentation.

Here's an example

{--}
sample :: Presentation
sample =
    emptyPresentation {
        slides = [
            Slide [
                Header 2 "Title",
                Sequence Immediate [
                    -- this delay does nothing because the parent Immediate overrides it
                    UnfoldConcatList Delay [
                        Header 3 "Example",
                        UnfoldList Immediate [
                            "These lines will unfold one by one.",
                            "You can use some markdown in these strings like _this_ or *this* \
                            \or __this__ or **this**."
                        ],
                        Diagram 200 someDiagram
                    ],
                    List [
                        "This list will be shown in place of the previous title-list-diagram.",
                        "This item will be shown immediately with the last one."
                    ]
                ] -- note that the above title "Title" will remain there during the sequence.
            ],
            Slide [
                Header 2 "Another slide",
                List [
                    "Some text describing stuff.",
                    "More text."
                ],
                Sequence Delay [
                    Diagram 200 a,
                    Diagram 200 sequence,
                    Diagram 200 of,
                    Diagram 300 diagrams
                ]
            ]
        ]
    }

main :: IO ()
main = writeToFile "index.html" sample

The result is a HTML file which can be printed to PDF and would look like this

Documentation

renderPresentation :: Presentation -> String

Render the Presentation to an HTML string.

writeToFile :: FilePath -> Presentation -> IO ()

Render a Presentation to an HTML file with UTF8 encoding.

module Slides.Common