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create-legible-slides

v0.1.1

Published

Start a Slidev talk built to the legible-slides method: npm create legible-slides my-talk.

Readme

create-legible-slides

Starts a Slidev talk built to the legible-slides method, with no clone:

npm create legible-slides my-talk
cd my-talk
pnpm install && pnpm dev

It stamps the starter into my-talk/, which has to be new or empty. The starter is one skeleton slide per layout of the slidev-theme-legible theme, a palette that clears the accessibility floor, and the checks, wired as a pre-commit hook and a CI workflow. The deck is named after its directory. It pins the theme and the legible-slides checks to this package's version. Its own README says what lives where, and the rules are in docs/method.md.

From a checkout of legible-slides, node create/index.js my-talk stamps the starter in skill/template/ instead, so a change to it can be tried before it is released.