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@captainsafia/slidev-theme-sketchdeck

v0.1.0

Published

A whimsical-but-technical Slidev theme: whiteboard paper, hand-drawn borders, Excalidraw-flavoured accents.

Readme

@captainsafia/slidev-theme-sketchdeck

A whimsical-but-technical Slidev theme. Whiteboard paper, wobbly hand-drawn borders, handwritten type, and Excalidraw's small red/blue/green/yellow accent palette. Light mode only, on purpose.

Use

---
theme: '@captainsafia/slidev-theme-sketchdeck'
---

Slidev installs it on first run. Fonts (Caveat, Shantell Sans, JetBrains Mono) come from Slidev's font provider via slidev.defaults.fonts — no manual link tag needed.

Layouts

| Layout | For | Frontmatter / slots | | ------------ | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | cover | Title slide | eyebrow:, #sketch slot | | section | Dark divider | part:, accent: red\|blue\|green\|yellow | | default | Heading + bullets | — | | two-cols | Text beside a diagram | ::left:: / ::right:: | | whiteboard | Full-bleed diagram on graph paper | #title, #board slots | | code | Code with line focus | file:, #title slot | | table | Comparison matrix | cell classes {.good} {.meh} {.bad} {.pick}| | stats | Metric cards | wrap cards in <div class="sk-stat-row"> | | quote | Pull quote on warm paper | source: | | end | Thanks / contact | #notes slot | | center | Anything, centred | — |

Components

  • <SketchBox color wobble tilt flat> — wobbly bordered card. color: paper, warm, shaded, red, blue, green. wobble: a–d.
  • <StickyNote color tilt> — small mono chip / taped label.
  • <Scribble color tilt top left right bottom> — handwritten margin annotation; positions absolutely when given an offset.
  • <SketchPlaceholder label wobble tilt hatch> — hatched box standing in for a real diagram. Swap these for images.
  • <StatCard value color wobble tilt> — big handwritten number + caption.
  • <Underline color width tilt> — highlighter stroke rule.

Per-slide classes

  • class: grid-paper — graph paper instead of dots
  • class: plain-paper — no background texture
  • class: sk-dark — ink background, paper text

Tokens

All colours and the four wobble radii are CSS variables on :root (--sk-ink, --sk-red, --sk-wobble-a …). Override them in your own style.css to rebrand without touching the layouts.

Develop

pnpm i
pnpm dev

MIT.