mfontanini/presenterm

Features

• Code Execution Engines - Implements a system to execute code snippets live and render their output directly within the presentation slides.
• Presentation Frameworks - Implements a comprehensive framework for building interactive slide-based presentations delivered via the terminal.
• Terminal Presentation Frameworks - A framework for creating and delivering interactive slide decks directly in the terminal using Markdown.
• UI Theme Customization - Allows customization of colors and element appearance using YAML-based terminal themes.
• Developer Presentation Workflows - Provides a technical presentation workflow featuring live reloading and synchronized speaker notes across terminals.
• Presentation Tools - Provides a specialized tool for creating and designing technical slide decks from Markdown for the command line.
• Remote Speaker Note Systems - Synchronizes a secondary terminal displaying speaker-only notes with the main presentation view.
• Terminal Markdown Renderers - Converts Markdown text into formatted terminal output optimized for terminal emulators.
• Code Execution Environments - Executes multi-language code blocks using custom executors and environment variables during a presentation.
• Technical Demonstrations - Enables live code demonstrations by executing real-time snippets and interactive terminal applications during presentations.
• Technical Presentation Tools - Converts Markdown notes into structured technical slides with syntax highlighting, diagrams, and math formulas.
• Diagram Renderers - Transforms Mermaid, LaTeX, Typst, and D2 code blocks into images during the presentation loading phase.
• Interactive Code Execution - Runs code snippets live during a presentation and replaces source blocks with real-time output.
• Terminal Image Renderers - Enables forcing specific terminal image protocols to ensure correct rendering of images and GIFs.
• Presenter View Synchronization - Provides synchronization between the audience-facing presentation view and a dedicated speaker-facing notes terminal.
• Slide Layout and Styling - Provides tools for defining the spatial arrangement and visual appearance of content within individual terminal slides.
• Slide Boundary Definitions - Defines slide boundaries using titles, thematic breaks, or explicit markers to organize presentation flow.
• Visual Style Presets - Provides built-in visual style presets and supports external YAML configurations for defining presentation appearance.
• Markdown Slide Renderers - Transforms Markdown files into structured terminal slide decks using custom delimiters and metadata.
• Code Highlighting - Renders source code with syntax highlighting, configurable padding, line numbers, and background colors in the terminal.
• Theme Inheritance Systems - Provides a theme system with property inheritance to manage visual styles and color palettes via YAML files.
• Media Embedding - Integrates images, animated GIFs, and syntax-highlighted code blocks directly into terminal slides.
• Visual - Modifies font size, alignment, and vertical positioning to control the visual layout of terminal slides.
• Presentation View Reloading - Automatically refreshes the presentation and jumps to the modified slide when the source file is saved.
• File Watchers - Monitors source Markdown files for changes to trigger an automatic refresh of the terminal presentation view.
• Partial File Imports - Includes specific line ranges from external files while maintaining syntax highlighting and execution support.
• Code Execution Runtimes - Triggers automatic code execution during loading to replace source blocks with their real-time output.
• Code-to-Image Rasterization - Executes a code snippet and renders the resulting binary output as a JPG or PNG image.
• Pseudo-Terminal Interfaces - Uses pseudo-terminal interfaces to execute interactive code snippets that support cursor movements and screen clearing.
• ANSI Escape Sequence Renderers - Parses and renders ANSI escape codes in code execution results to preserve original terminal colors and formatting.
• External Content Inclusions - Allows organizing source material across multiple documents by embedding contents of separate Markdown files.
• Automatic Visual Rendering - Specifies programming languages that are automatically rendered as visuals without requiring explicit attributes.
• Color Palette Systems - Defines reusable color sets and style classes for consistent application across themes and text spans.
• Vertical Column Layouts - Implements multi-column layouts with configurable width ratios to organize text and media on slides.
• Keyboard Shortcuts - Maps customizable keyboard shortcuts to navigation actions and code execution via configuration.
• Terminal Incremental Revealers - Provides incremental content reveal for list items and blocks that appear sequentially during a terminal presentation.
• Pacing Controls - Controls whether the presentation pauses automatically before and after displaying incremental list items.
• Formula Rendering - Converts LaTeX and Typst code blocks into images for visual mathematical formula rendering in the terminal.
• Code Line Highlighting - Provides selective line highlighting and dynamic transitions for source code blocks during presentations.
• Input-Driven Navigation - Enables navigation between slides using arrow keys, Vim-like shortcuts, or direct jumps to indices.
• Syntax Element Hiding - Allows executing specific lines of code while concealing them from the visual slide to improve clarity.
• Terminal Graphics Protocols - Selects the most compatible terminal graphics protocol to render images and animated GIFs.
• Terminal User Interfaces - Provides a system for building and styling interactive text-based interfaces within a terminal environment.
• Text Styling - Applies foreground and background colors to text using span tags and YAML theme properties.
• Theme Overriding Systems - Allows applying localized style overrides within presentation files to create unique slides without altering global themes.

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