Install asciidoctor
. Its available in many package managers, and also
as a Ruby gem.
You will also need the reveal.js
backend
for asciidoctor
. That link includes a README.adoc
with installation instructions.
Actually, I prefer my version of the backend, but that’s me; it has a couple small tweaks to the title slide.
asciidoc
presentationHere is my example. Note that I am also using a modified reveal.js, which deals with some of the code block issues and allows tables to not have lines in them.
That should create a slides.html
file with everything you need!
I like using Github and the gh-pages
branch system for this.