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@kadal/theme-reveal

v0.12.0

Published

Reveal: reveal.js's twelve themes for Kadal Deck (black, white, league, beige, night, serif, simple, solarized, moon, dracula, sky, blood) as one theme with themeConfig.variant, each in light and dark.

Readme

@kadal/theme-reveal

Build it. Rehearse it. Own the room. Kadal Deck has your back for the whole talk, from the first idea to the last applause. A theme is how your talk looks on the day, on the projector and on every phone in the room.

Take the tour · Docs

Reveal, a theme for Kadal Deck: reveal.js's twelve themes in one, picked with themeConfig.variant. Their fonts, colours, heading case, weights and shadows, type sizes and spacing, and reveal's centred slide in its 960 × 700 box. Every variant draws light and dark.

All themes · Themes and backgrounds · Writing a theme · Source

@kadal/deck ships this theme, so theme: reveal works with nothing else installed. Install the package only to give the deck a copy of its own, at a version you pick:

npm install @kadal/theme-reveal
---
theme: reveal
themeConfig:
  variant: moon        # black (the default) · white · league · beige · night · serif · simple
                       # · solarized · moon · dracula · sky · blood
colorScheme: dark      # the variant's own scheme; D switches to its counterpart
center: true           # reveal centres every slide vertically
margin: 0.04           # reveal's margin around the slide
---

kadal-deck import reveal writes all of this from the theme the reveal.js page links.

The variants

| variant | scheme | type | the other scheme | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | black | dark | Source Sans Pro, bold capitals | white | | white | light | Source Sans Pro, bold capitals | black | | league | dark, a grey radial wash | League Gothic over Lato, an embossed title | light grey, the same wash | | beige | light, a cream radial wash | Source Sans Pro, an embossed title | dark brown | | night | dark | Montserrat over Open Sans, amber links | light grey | | serif | light | Palatino throughout, brown links | dark olive | | simple | light | News Cycle over Lato, navy links | black | | solarized | light | League Gothic over Lato | moon | | moon | dark | League Gothic over Lato | solarized | | dracula | dark | the system face, purple headings, coloured bold, italics and code | Alucard, Dracula's light | | sky | light, a blue radial wash | Quicksand over Open Sans | deep blue | | blood | dark | Ubuntu, red links, shadowed words | light grey |

A variant's own scheme is reveal's, colour for colour, except where a colour fails WCAG on its background: blood's links are a lighter red on #222 than reveal's #a23. The other scheme keeps the variant's type. reveal's --r-* custom properties are set under their own names, so a stylesheet written for reveal (color: var(--r-link-color)) still reads them.

themeConfig.width and height (reveal's width and height, which the importer copies when a deck had its own) size reveal's box on Kadal's 1920 × 1080 stage; 960 × 700 by default.

Code blocks use Shiki's monokai, the look of reveal's highlight plugin, in both schemes. Fonts load through the fonts mechanism (config.fonts in package.json) from Google Fonts; Palatino and the dracula system face are the reader's own.

Every Kadal layout is styled, in reveal's type. The variant is written on the deck root by a global-bottom layer of this package (data-reveal-variant), so a deck that hides that layer shows black.

Develop

npm run dev      # the preview deck (preview/deck.mdx): reveal.js's demo slides
npm run check    # lint it

Licence and attribution

MIT. The looks are reveal.js's themes (css/theme), MIT License, Copyright (C) 2011-2026 Hakim El Hattab and reveal.js contributors; serif and simple by Owen Versteeg, blood by Walther, the Dracula colours by Zeno Rocha. The stylesheet was rewritten for Kadal Deck from their variables. The full notice is in LICENSE.