zer0slides is a small library to create HTML based slides especially (but not restricted to) for showing code.
The host page is the one and only full fledged HTML file you need (with head and body and the whole enchilada):
- The host page loads the needed CSS and JS files
- The host page references all the slides. A slide is a file with a fragment of HTML code
Here is the host page of the helloworld example
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, shrink-to-fit=no">
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/icon?family=Material+Icons" rel="stylesheet">
<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/owidder/[email protected]/build/static/css/z0.1.8.0.css" rel="stylesheet"></head>
<body>
<script>
window.onload = function () {
_0.addSlide("helloworld-title", "Title");
_0.initReady();
}
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/owidder/[email protected]/build/static/js/z0.1.8.0.js"></script></body>
</html>
With _0.addSlide("name of the slide HTML file w/o the extension", "description") a slide is added to the slide show.
- The first parameter is the name of the HTML file of the slide. It has to be in the same directory as the host page. This file is explained in the next chapter.
- The second parameter is a description of this slide. Its main usage is for the automatically created content page (explained later)
At the end the _0.initReady() function has to be called.
A slide is just a file with some HTML fragment. It has to be in the same directory as the host page.
Here's the file helloworld-title.html:
<style>
#__0__ .code {
font-size: 6em;
}
</style>
<div class="code"></div>
<h5>Use 'right'/'left' to change slides, 'down'/'up' to step forward/back.</h5>
<script>
(function () {
_0.codeJs(".code",
"console.log(\"Hello\")\n" +
"console.log(\"World\")");
const steps = [];
steps.push(_0.highlightLinesStep(".code", "1", "Hello", "top"));
steps.push(_0.highlightLinesStep(".code", "2", "World", "bottom"));
_0.setSteps(steps);
___();
})()
</script>
Typically a slides HTML file has 3 sections:
- In the
<style>section you can style your page. You should always prefix your CSS selectors with#__0__. It will be replaced by the ID of your page (which is the first parameter of the_0.addSlide-function used in the host page) such that your styles will not cross pollinate other slides. But you don't have to bother with the ID. Adivwith the ID will be automatically created around the HTML code of this file - After that put in any HTML code you want.
- In the
<script>section you can put any JavaScript code you want- You should put the code in a function scope to make sure it does not interfere with the code of other slides
- You have to call
___()(the snake) when the code has run (in async cases call the snake when all promises have been resolved) - The
_0object has a lot of useful methods. Here are the following used:_0.codeJs(cssSelectorString, codeString): Show code with JavaScript syntax coloring.cssSelectorStringis the CSS selector where to render the code (inside the current slide, i.e. the selector does not have to include the slide ID).codeStringis a string with the code (with\n-delimited lines)
_0.highlightLinesStep(cssSelectorString, lineNumberString, tooltipTextString, placementString): Create a step to highlight one or more lines of the code. A step is something that's performed by clicking the down arrow key. I.e. with each key click the lines of the nexthighlightLinesStep-lines are highlighted (and the previous are de-highlighted)cssSelectorStringis the CSS selector (same as above).lineNumberStringcontains the line numbers to highlight (starts with 0) e.g. "1" or "1-2" or "1-2, 5-6". Under the hood Prism with the line highlight plugin is used. WATIAH (What's allowed there is allowed here)tooltipTextStringis the text ot the tooltipplacementStringis the placement of the tooltip ("top", "bottom", ...). Under the hood Protip is used. WATIAH
_0.setSteps(stepsArray): Set the steps of this slide.
Nothing. That's all. When you now serve the direcory with the host page and the slide HTML file you should see this.
- -> / <- key
- next slide / previous slide (with slide transition)
- 'k' / 'j'
- next slide / previous slide (w/o slide transition)
- down / up key or 'm' / 'j'
- next step / previous step (only when the down / up arrows appear at the right top corner)
- 'r'
- redraw the current slide (w/o reloading the page, current step stays)
- 't'
- redraw the current (with reloading the page, goes back to step 0)
- '0'
- go back to the first slide (with reloading the page)
- '9'
- open the content slide in a new tab
- on the content slide move via up / down keys to the slide you wanna open
- press 'enter' to open the slide on the same tab
- click on the tooltip to open the slide in a new tab
- open the content slide in a new tab
See the following example slides:
There are currently 3 functions to show code with different syntax coloring:
_0.codeBash(selectorString, codeString, optionsObject)_0.codeCss(selectorString, codeString, optionsObject)_0.codeJs(selectorString, codeString, optionsObject)selectorString: CSS selector where to place the code. The selected element has to be inside the slide, since it'll automatically be prepended by the ID of the slidecodeString: String with the code to show. Lines have to be\n-delimitedoptionsObjectoptionsObject.backgroundColor: name of the background color (default is"transparent")optionsObject.lineNumbers:true(default) to show line numbers