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jpsim / DeckRocket

DeckRocket turns your iPhone into a remote for Deckset presentations
MIT License
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0.1.0 #18

Closed jpsim closed 9 years ago

jpsim commented 9 years ago

The beta after Deckset 1.4.2 introduces the ability to get a slide's notes and PDF data from the AppleScript interface, which means there's no need to manually export as PDF from Deckset, then drag and drop the PDF and markdown onto the DeckRocket menubar icon.

Instead, any time the "Send Slides" menu option is selected, the slides from the active Deckset document will be automatically rendered and sent to DeckRocket on iOS.

I've also added a global hotkey (control-option-command-P) to trigger this action from any app, as long as DeckRocket for Mac is running.

This won't be merged until a version of Deckset with this feature can be downloaded via the App Store.

jpsim commented 9 years ago

This essentially closes #8 and #9.

chriseidhof commented 9 years ago

Awesome. It could be interesting to monitor the document's URL, and see if it changes. Then you also automatically get updated when slides change (this is how Deckset does it internally).

jpsim commented 9 years ago

So the document's URL is changed even if only a single slide changed? That's a bit surprising, but useful at least! Thanks for the tip.

chriseidhof commented 9 years ago

No, not the URL, but I meant you could monitor the content...

On Friday, April 17, 2015, JP Simard notifications@github.com wrote:

So the document's URL is changed even if only a single slide changed? That's a bit surprising, but useful at least! Thanks for the tip.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/jpsim/DeckRocket/pull/18#issuecomment-93867561.

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jpsim commented 9 years ago

Ah, of course.

jpsim commented 9 years ago

Deckset 1.5.0 is now available on the App Store so I'm merging this.