# Presentationmaker.js ![PresentationMaker.js logo](public/img/presentationmaker.png) ## What is A simple(ish) tool to create presentation from XML source. For those who fight against typical presentation tools. ## Features * HTML output for use in browser * input from XML file (either single file or embedded into HTML) * transition between pages * HTML in elements supported * Custom templates, you define them, combine them and use it * powerful calculation inside description and templates thanks to [fparser](https://fparser.alexi.ch/) * presentation can be formatted via normal CSS ## Installation If you just want to use it, take a look at the [public/index.html](public/index.html) file. It is a good start to use it. Additionally, you need the [public/presentationmaker.js](public/presentationmaker.js) script. The CSS is optional, but encouraged. It provides all the needed boilerplate to get you running. ### Development If you want to help with development or want to see live updates if you change your xml, check out the project and use ``` npm install npx webpack serve ``` and a browser pointing to localhost:8080 ## Usage The main presentation file is pure XML with a <presentation> root node. Below this there are ### <defintions> These are in the form of ```value``` Later "name" can be used via ```${name}``` in the templates/pages ### <modules> Similar to the definitions, a <module_name>...</module_name> Creates a module that can be used later. The module itself can use other previously defined modules as ```optional inner content``` The parameter you add during use will be available to the module as ```${optional}``` Existing internal modules are #### calc Calculates a formula and stores the result in a variable for later use. Parameters: * ```name``` the name of the variable inner text is the formular to be used to calculate the value #### img Shows an image. Parameters: * ```src``` file name of the image * ```x``` Left position of the image (relative to the page) * ```y``` Top position of the image (relative to the page) * ```width``` Image width * ```height``` Image height ### options Creates an effect or transformation layer to affect content that is rendered inside. Parameters: * ```opacity``` optional opacity value 0: fully transparent, 1: fully visible * ```blendmode``` optional one the https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/CSS/mix-blend-mode values * ```flip``` optional flipping of the image (currently only y supported) * ```rotate``` rotation values in X,Y,Z form * ```y``` optional y axis to flip at Inner XML is the content to display #### text Show a text in an invisible bounding box. Parameters: * ```x0``` left side of the bounding box. * ```y0``` top side of the bounding box. * ```x1``` right side of the bounding box (mutally exclusive to width) * ```y1``` bottom side of the bounding box (mutally exclisve to height) * ```pos``` shortcut to x0,y0,x1,y1 (mutually exclusive to above values) * ```halign``` horizontal alignment in the bounding box, possible values: ```left```, ```center```, ```right```, defaults to ```center``` * ```valign``` vertical alignment in the bounding box, possible value: ```top```, ```center```, ```bottom```, default to ```top``` * ```fontsize``` optional font size in pixel * ```color``` optional color Inside the XML is the text to display ### page This is the section for the actual pages to show. In the pages, modules, variables as well as calulation can be used. Parameters: * ```id``` optional id of the page (useful for CSS styling) * ```width``` page width, default to the ```width``` variable in the definitions section * ```height``` page height, default to the ```height``` variable in the definitions section * ```x``` X position of the page in the canvas, defaults to 0 * ```y``` Y position of the page in the canvas, defaults to 0 * ```z``` Z position of the page in the canvas, defaults to 0 * ```rx``` rotation of the page on the X-Axis in °, defaults to 0 * ```ry``` rotation of the page on the Y-Axis in °, defaults to 0 * ```rz``` rotation of the page on the Z-Axis in °, defaults to 0 * ```vx``` viewport position in X, defaults to ```x``` * ```vy``` viewport position in Y, defaults to ```y``` * ```vz``` viewport position in Z, defaults to ```z``` * ```vwidth``` viewport width, defaults to ```width``` * ```vheight``` viewport width, defaults to ```height``` * ```vrx``` rotation of the vieport on the X-Axis in °, defaults to 0 * ```vry``` rotation of the vieport on the Y-Axis in °, defaults to 0 * ```vrz``` rotation of the vieport on the Z-Axis in °, defaults to 0 * ```name``` name of the page (shown in drop down), defaults to page number