henrikingo / impressionist

A Visual 3D editor for creating stunning impress.js presentations
MIT License
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First experience feedback #13

Open AdrienLemaire opened 6 years ago

AdrienLemaire commented 6 years ago

Hi,

I made my first impress presentation with impressionist today. It allowed me to do what I wanted, so thank you so much for building it. I'll keep using impressionist from now on :)

Now, there are a few small improvements that could greatly improve productivity:

I'm afraid I cannot offer my help for the time being, hopefully someone will find the time to help with that :)

AdrienLemaire commented 6 years ago

Also, could you give an example with the npm build stuff (or actually npm run build, because npm build fails? I didn't manage to use it to bundle my presentation, so I hosted all files together to get it to work...

henrikingo commented 6 years ago

Thanks @Fandekasp! This is encouraging feedback, given that it's an early stage project.

For sure, it would take me a long time to do all of these myself, but it's good that you have submitted this user feedback, so that anyone that may wish to contribute can find this and decide to implement some feature request.

Right now, my eye was caught by your second point. I tested and that is indeed a bug. I've filed #15 to focus on fixing that and hope to do so soon.

Also, could you give an example with the npm build stuff (or actually npm run build, because npm build fails? I didn't manage to use it to bundle my presentation, so I hosted all files together to get it to work...

That is how it works :-) npm run build is used when developing Impressionist itself. For creating presentations, you just save the index.html file and that's it.

I'm currently not aware of a way to create presentations (which are just HTML5 web pages) as a single file. You can zip the entire directory, but then you'd have to uncompress the zip file to be able to open index.html in a browser.