Cookiecutter template for remark.js presentations
See the official remark.js website for what's so cool about remark!
- Simple
index.htmlfile - Separate
slides.cssandslides.mdfiles for ease of editing - Default styling in
slides.csstaken from the remark.js sample presentation - Presentation configuration in cookiecutter setup
- Install the latest Cookiecutter
pip install -U cookiecutter
- Create a presentation from this Cookiecutter
cookiecutter gh:malikoth/cookiecutter-remarkjs
- Edit content into
slides.md. See the remark.js wiki for help setting up your slides - Customize any css in
slides.css - Serve your presentation over HTTP using one of the following methods (or others)
- Commit your presentation to the
gh-pagesbranch of a Git repository and push it to GitHub - Serve the presentation from your local harddrive with Python, using either
python -m SimpleHTTPServerorpython3 -m http.server
- Commit your presentation to the
- Enjoy the applause after presenting your amazing talk
| Option name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| presentation_name | The name of your presentation. This will also appear on the title slide | My Presentation |
| project_slug | The folder to store your presentation in | my-presentation |
| mermaid | Whether to link in Mermaid.js for pretty graphs or not | true |
| highlight_language | Default language for syntax highlighting | python |
| highlight_style | Default style for syntax highlighting | monokai |
| highlight_lines | Whether or not to highlight lines that start with an asterisk in code blocks | true |
| aspect_ratio | Aspect ratio for the presentation | 4:3 |
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