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slidaiv

v0.0.12

Published

Slidaiv extension leverages AI/LLM to automatically generate content for Slidev presentations, making it easier for users to write a Slidev presentation.

Readme

Released version NPM ci

Slidaiv

Slidaiv leverages AI/LLM to automatically generate content for Slidev presentations, making it easier for users to write a Slidev presentation.

Demo)

Features

  • Automatic Content Generation: Generate Slidev content using AI/LLM based on user prompts.
  • Easy Integration: Seamlessly integrates with VS Code for a smooth workflow.
  • Customizable: Users can use OpenAI or OpenAI-compatible API, choose favorite models, and specify their own prompts to generate contents.
  • Generate all slides: With slidaiv-cli, enable to generate multiple page slide in one command.

Getting started

VS Code Extension

  1. Install Slidaiv Extension from VS Code or Marketplace
  2. Set your API Key to call OpenAI (or OpenAI-comptible) service
    • If the popup to enter API Key didn't open, type Sliadiv: Set API Key in the command palette
      Demo
  3. Configure Slidaiv settings from preferences (see Extension settings)
  4. Write prompt in frontmatter and run (Right click) > Slidaiv > Generate Slide contents on .md file
...
---
# Write prompt to LLM in frontmatter and generate Slidev contents
# by "Context Menu > Generate Slidev contents".
slidaiv:
  prompt:
    - Generate awesome page to introduce Slidev
    - features, how to start it
  # Can specify the language for generated content. If unspecified,
  # VS Code's language setting will be used.
  locale: en
---

<!-- Generated contents from here -->
## Slide Title: Why You Should Use Slidev

Slidev is a versatile slideshow platform that offers:

- Simple Markdown syntax, easy to learn and use!
- Highly customizable themes, UNOCSS support for styling
- Interactive features for audience engagement
- Export to HTML, PDF, or reveal.js

Get started:
` ``bash
npm i -g slidev
slidev init <template>  # select a template
cd .slidev && slidev serve
` ``

<!-- End -->

---
# Wrap up
...

Extension settings

| Name | Description | Default | |:-|:-|:-| | API Key | API Key to send request to OpenAI(-compatible) service. | (Set via popup) | | Base URL | API endpoint to send request | https://api.openai.com/v1 | | Model | LLM model name | gpt-3.5-turbo | | Prompt: Generate | System prompt to be used when generating Slidev contents | See prompts.ts | | Prompt: Decorate | System prompt to be used when decorating contents | See prompts.ts | | Debug | Turn on outputing debug log | false |

CLI

  1. Install slidaiv by npm install slidaiv
  2. Write slides.yaml to generate slides
  3. Run npx slidaiv
$ npx slidaiv -h
Usage: slidaiv [options]

Options:
  -i, --input <file>     input yaml file path to generate slide (default: "slides.yaml")
  -o, --output <file>    output path to write markdown file
  -l, --locale <locale>  locale of generated slide
  -s, --service <service>  service to use ("openai" or "azure-ai-inference") (default: "openai")
  -u, --apiurl <url>     base url of openai api (e.g.: https://api.openai.com/v1)
  -k, --apikey           api key of openai (or openai-compatible) api
  -m, --model <model>    model of openai api
  -d, --debug            output extra debugging (default: false)
  -h, --help             display help for command

$ cat slides.yaml
context:
  baseUrl: http://api.openai.com/v1
  apiKey: xxxxxxxxx
  model: gpg-4o
  locale: ja
slides:
  - prompts:
    - What is the capital of France?
  - prompts:
    - What is the capital of Germany?
  - prompts:
    - What is the capital of United States?
  - prompts:
    - What is the capital of Japan?
    - Where is it?

License

See LICENSE.txt