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Shower ['ʃəuə] noun. A person or thing that shows.
See it in action. Includes Ribbon and Material themes, and core with plugins.
Follow @shower_me for support and updates, file an issue if you have any.
index.html
and start creating your presentationshower
→ my-slides
git clone git@github.com:username/my-slides.git
my-slides
folder and install dependencies: npm install
Once you’re done you can build a clean copy of your slides:
npm run prepare
And you’ll find your presentation in prepared
folder with only needed files in it. You can also run npm run archive
to get the same files in archive.zip
. But there’s more! You can easily publish your presentation online by running:
npm run publish
And you’ll have your slides published on http://username.github.io/my-slides/
.
Latest stable versions of Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Safari are supported.
You’re always welcome to contribute. 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 in historical order: pepelsbey, jahson, miripiruni, kizu, artpolikarpov, tonyganch, zloylos.
Licensed under MIT License.
FAQs
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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