Releases
v0.14.0
- Increase code font size by 50%.
- Add support for includes using
![[path]]syntax. - Add
bake presently:rehearsetasks for updating timing information.
v0.13.0
- Change zoom to 50% on slide preview (presenter display).
v0.12.0
- Add support for translation to code slide.
v0.11.0
- Add
Slide#elementandSlideContext#elementgetters — expose the slide body DOM element directly for cases wherefind()is not sufficient, such as measuring dimensions, attaching event listeners, or integrating third-party libraries.
v0.10.0
- Replace internal
SlideChainwith an exportedSlideContextclass.SlideContextaccumulates elapsed time acrossafter()calls exactly asSlideChaindid, but also exposesfind(),setTimeout(), and aget elapsed()getter.Slide#after()now returns aSlideContext— existing slide scripts are unaffected. - Add
Slide#loop(callback, {delay})— runs a callback in a repeating loop until the slide changes. The callback receives a freshSlideContexteach iteration so it can schedule steps withafter(). The loop waits for all steps to complete (context.elapsed) plus an optional extradelaybefore starting the next iteration. All timeouts flow through the slide's existing trackedsetTimeout, so they are cancelled automatically on slide change.
v0.9.0
SlideBuilder#showandSlideBuilder#nextno longer overwriteview-transition-nameon elements that already have one set. This allows elements with explicit names (for morph transitions to other slides) to coexist with the build system — they still getvisibilityandviewTransitionClassmanaged, but keep their own name.
v0.8.0
- Add optional
translationsection to thedefaulttemplate.
v0.7.0
- Rework build effects to use direct CSS class animation rather than
view-transition-class.build-fade,build-fly-up, etc. are now regular@keyframesclasses applied to the revealed element, rather than view transition pseudo-element selectors. This decouples in-slide sequential animation from slide-level morph transitions. - Rename
SlideElements#buildtoSlideElements#showfor clarity —boxes.show(0)/boxes.show(3)more clearly describes the outcome from the audience's perspective. - Add
SlideElements#builder(options)— returns aSlideBuilderwith default options (group, effect) and a cached position, so callers can usenext()instead of tracking the step count manually. - Add
SlideBuilder#show(count, overrides)— set visibility state to an arbitrary position. Returns aPromisethat resolves when the reveal animation completes (or immediately when no effect is given). - Add
SlideBuilder#next(overrides)— reveal the next element with the builder's default effect, optionally overridden per call. O(1): only touches the single newly revealed element. Returns aPromise. - Add
SlideBuilder#play(interval, callback)— reveals all remaining elements in sequence withintervalmilliseconds between each. An optional callback is invoked after each reveal; returnfalseto stop playback early. Requires the builder to be created viaslide.find(...).builder()so timeouts are tracked and cancelled on slide change. - Add
SlideBuilder#finishedgetter — returnstruewhen all elements have been revealed. - Add
Slide#after(delay, callback)— schedules a callback after a delay in milliseconds and returns aSlideChain. Subsequent.after(delay, callback)calls on the chain fire relative to the previous step, making sequential reveal timing easy to read and adjust. - Add
Slide#setTimeout(callback, delay)— a tracked replacement for the globalsetTimeout. All timeouts registered this way are automatically cancelled when the slide changes, preventing stale callbacks from firing after navigation. The globalsetTimeoutin slide scripts is shadowed by this method automatically. - Add
Slide#cancelTimeouts()— cancels all pending timeouts registered by the slide's script. Called automatically by the presentation engine on every slide change.
v0.6.0
- Add
bake presently:slides:speakerstask to print a timing breakdown grouped by speaker. Each speaker's slides are listed in presentation order with individual and total durations, making it easy to balance talk time in multi-speaker presentations. Slides without aspeakerkey are grouped under(no speaker).
v0.5.0
- Add optional
speakerfront matter key to slides. When present, the current speaker's name is shown in the timing bar. If the next slide has a different speaker, a handoff indicator (e.g.→ Next Speaker) is shown alongside, giving presenters an at-a-glance cue for tag-team talks.
v0.4.0
- Add
bake presently:slides:notestask to extract all presenter notes into a single Markdown document, with each slide's file path as a heading. Useful for reviewing or sharing speaker notes outside of the presentation. - Presenter notes are now kept as a Markdown AST internally and rendered to HTML on demand, so the notes you write are faithfully round-tripped rather than converted to HTML at parse time.
v0.3.0
- Add
diagramtemplate with aposition: relativecontainer — direct<div>children areposition: absoluteby default for free-form layouts. - All slide templates now have
position: relativeon the slide inner container, allowing absolutely positioned overlays in any template. - Add slide scripting: a fenced
```javascript ```block at the end of presenter notes is extracted and executed in the browser after each slide renders. The script receives aslideobject scoped to the slide body. - Add
Slide#find(selector)— a pure CSS selector query returning aSlideElementscollection with no side effects. - Add
SlideElements#build(n, options)— shows the firstnmatched elements, hides the rest, and assignsview-transition-namefor morph transition matching. Acceptsgroup(name prefix) andeffect(entry animation) options. - Add build effects via
view-transition-class:fade,fly-left,fly-right,fly-up,fly-down,scale. Requires Chromium 125+; degrades gracefully to instant appear in other browsers. - Rename
magic-movetransition tomorph. - Italic text in presenter notes is styled in amber to distinguish stage directions from spoken words.
- Add transitions guide and animating slides guide to documentation.
v0.2.0
- Use Markly's native front matter parser (
Markly::FRONT_MATTER) instead of manual string splitting, parsing each slide document once and extracting front matter directly from the AST. - Use the last
---hrule in the AST as the presenter notes separator, so earlier---dividers in slide content are preserved correctly. - Add support for Mermaid diagrams in slides.
v0.1.0
- Initial release.
- Slide files are Markdown with YAML front matter for metadata (
template,duration,title,skip,marker,transition,focus). - Slide content is split into named sections by top-level headings, rendered to HTML via Markly.
- Presenter notes are separated from slide content by a
---divider. - Magic move transitions between slides.
- Navigation control in the presenter view.
- Code highlighting with line-range focus support.
- Live state synchronisation between display and presenter views over WebSockets.