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@henryge/pipto

v1.0.0

Published

Unified entrypoint for Pipto schema, export, import, preview, and customization packages.

Readme

@henryge/pipto

@henryge/pipto is the umbrella package for the Pipto npm toolchain. It re-exports the workspace packages for schema parsing, PPTX export/import, browser previewing, and content/theme customization.

Install

npm i @henryge/pipto

If you use the previewer entrypoint, install react as well:

npm i react

Root Imports

The root entrypoint exposes the main APIs directly:

import {
  parseDocument,
  createPPTX,
  parsePptxToJson,
  applyCustomTheme,
  PPTXPreviewer,
  type Presentation,
  type Slide
} from '@henryge/pipto'

import type { SchemaTypes, Json2pptxTypes } from '@henryge/pipto'

type SchemaDoc = SchemaTypes.PresentationDocument
type ExportSlide = Json2pptxTypes.Slide

If you do not want to pull React into the root entrypoint, use the previewer subpath or the lazy loader below.

Subpath Imports

Use subpaths when you want the full original package surface:

import { parseDocument } from '@henryge/pipto/json2pptx-schema'
import { createPPTX } from '@henryge/pipto/json2pptx'
import { parsePptxToJson } from '@henryge/pipto/ppt2json'
import { applyCustomTheme } from '@henryge/pipto/pptx-custom'
import { PPTXPreviewer } from '@henryge/pipto/pptx-previewer'

Previewer From The Root Package

The root package also exposes a lazy loader if you want the previewer in a split chunk:

import type { PPTXPreviewerProps } from '@henryge/pipto'
import { importPPTXPreviewer } from '@henryge/pipto'

const { PPTXPreviewer } = await importPPTXPreviewer()