This code base is considered exceptionally alpha. It will break, and you get to keep the shiny pieces.
Take two PDFs -- one with slides, and one with slides and speaker notes -- and generate one HTML.
Make for a nice format for reading slides in a webpage, allowing for richer interactions etc for people who learn better that way.
This is currently used in the writeups on glasnt.com/talks.
$ acetate --help
Usage: acetate [OPTIONS]
Options:
-s, --slides FILENAME PDF of slides
-n, --notes FILENAME PDF of slides with speaker notes
-o, --output TEXT Output folder
-c, --css FILENAME Optional styling file
--help Show this message and exit.
Example from testing data:
$ acetate \
-s samples/google-slides/sample-slides.pdf \
-n samples/google-slides/sample-notes.pdf
$ tree generated
generated
├── images
│ ├── slide_0.png
│ ├── slide_1.png
│ ├── slide_2.png
│ └── slide_3.png
├── index.html
└── slides.yaml
2 directories, 6 files
You can customise the HTML output, or use the slides.yaml directly in things like static site generators.
Read more about: Concept, how to export slides, logic decisions
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Logo CC-BY-3.0 Kristin Poncek Jones, the Noun Project