Follow @shower_me for support and updates
To see Shower in action:
Esc to exit presentation mode.See “Shortcuts” wiki page for more info on how to control your presentation, “Print” on how to print your presentation to PDF and the rest of the Wiki for more information about Shower in English and Russian.
There are two ways of starting with Shower: simple and advanced.
index.html in any code or plain text editor, edit your slides in HTML.picture folder to store pictures used in presentation.index.html in browser, enter full screen and start presenting.See “Quick Start” page for more details.
This way requires Git and Node.js with npm installed.
git clone git@github.com:shower/shower.git.npm install inside folder to install script and themes.index.html in any code or plain text editor, edit your slides in HTML.picture folder to store pictures used in presentation.index.html in browser, enter full screen and start presenting.If you prefer bower then clone Shower this way git clone git@github.com:shower/shower.git -b bower and run bower install on 2nd step.
See “Quick Start” page for more details.
Latest stable versions of Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Safari are supported.
You’re always welcome to contibute. Fork project, make changes and send it as pull request. But it’s better to file an issue with your idea first. Read contributing rules for more details.
Main contributors: pepelsbey, jahson, miripiruni, kizu, artpolikarpov, tonyganch.
Licensed under MIT License, see license page for details.
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Shower HTML presentation engine
The npm package shower receives a total of 20 weekly downloads. As such, shower popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that shower demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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