Project: Reveal-ck

Publisher: jedcn

reveal-ck can create a presentation using ruby.

You should create a file named slides.rb. The contents of this
file must match up with a custom presentation DSL used by reveal-ck.

This DSL follows a builder pattern, where the outmost element is
presentation and the inner elements are:

Your slides will be available at slides/index.html.

If you'd like to see the intermediate file where your slides.rb is
transformed into .html you can visit slides/slides.html

Scenarios

Generating slides with slides.rb

Given

a file named "slides.rb" with:

presentation do
  slide 'text', content: 'Slides with Ruby'
end

When

I run reveal-ck generate

Then

the exit status should be 0

And

the output should contain exactly "Generating slides for 'slides.rb'..\n"

And

the file "slides/slides.html" should have html matching the xpath:

//section/p[contains(., "Slides with Ruby")]

the p

And

the file "slides/index.html" should have html matching the xpath:

//section/p[contains(., "Slides with Ruby")]	the p
/html/head/title[contains(., "Slides")]	the title
//meta[@name="author"][@content=""]	the empty author meta
//link[@rel="stylesheet"][@href="css/theme/black.css"]	the theme css

And

the file "slides/index.html" should contain:

transition: 'default'

Given

a file named "slides.rb" with:

presentation do
  author 'Jed Northridge'
  theme 'night'
  slide 'text', content: 'Slides with Ruby'
end

Given

a file named "config.yml" with:

theme: "beige"

When

I run reveal-ck generate

Then

the exit status should be 0

And

the output should contain exactly "Generating slides for 'slides.rb'..\n"

And

the file "slides/slides.html" should have html matching the xpath:

//section/p[contains(., "Slides with Ruby")]

the p

And

the file "slides/index.html" should have html matching the xpath:

//section/p[contains(., "Slides with Ruby")]	the p
/html/head/title[contains(., "Slides")]	the title
//meta[@name="author"][@content="Jed Northridge"]	the author meta
//link[@rel="stylesheet"][@href="css/theme/night.css"]	the assigned theme css

Last published almost 2 years ago by jedcn.