presenting.vim is a simple tool for presenting slides in vim based on text files.
It is a clone of present.vim which is a clone of presen.vim. In contrast to its predecessors, presenting.vim:
- has support for common markup languages,
- can be extended, and
- is documented
Great, hey?
Use pathogen or vundle to install presenting.vim.
Simply write your presentation in your favorite markup language. Every slide is separated by a markup language specific marker.
| Filetype | Slide Separator |
|---|---|
| markdown | # heading |
| rst | ~~~~ |
| orgmode | #---- |
| GoLang slide | * title |
These can be overridden or extended by setting b:presenting_slide_separator
for your preferred filetype in your .vimrc. For example, set the .rst slide
separator to ~~~~ via:
au FileType rst let b:presenting_slide_separator = '\v(^|\n)\~{4,}'When you want to start presenting, execute
:PresentingStart
Once presenting, slide navigation is accomplished via these keys:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
n |
next slide |
p |
previous slide |
q |
quit |
For examples of presenting.vim presentations, see:
Of course you can configure the slide separators.
The code and issue tracker are on github. Pull requests are welcome!