Usage¶
SliDesk has many options
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(SliDesk) v:2.16.0
slidesk 2.16.0
Your presentation companion
Usage: slidesk [options] [arguments]
Subcommands:
create tool to help you to instanciate a talk
plugin slidesk plugin management
component slidesk component management
link command to interact with slidesk.link
template slidesk template management
theme slidesk theme management
deploy create a deploy file for your presentation
save save your prensentation into a html & assets
present serve your presentation
Options:
-h, --help show help
-v, --version show version
Arguments:
talk directory of your talk
We can see that there are several options, that the "talk" consists of a directory (if not specified, SliDesk takes the current directory) and that there is a command to create talks.
slidesk present -h
Options:
-h, --help show help
-v, --version show version
-n, --notes <param> open with speakers notes (default: notes.html)
-g, --hidden remove help information (default: false)
-c, --conf <param> use a specific slidesk.toml file (default: )
-o, --open open a browser with the presentation or notes view (default: false)
-l, --lang <param> specify the language version (per default, it will use the .lang.json file with default information) (default: )
-t, --telnet serve a telnet version (default: false)
Arguments:
talk directory of your talk
As far as options are concerned, the one that will undoubtedly be most frequently used is -n, which generates the Speaker view. Coupled with the -t option, this will enable you to better manage your time via the checkpoints defined in your presentation, as seen above.
To simplify the call, you can use a simplified syntax:
Which combines the -t and -n options.
present is the default subcommand, so slidesk present -tn can be simplified with slidesk -tn