By using officegen, we might convert from Marpit / Marp Markdown into PowerPoint slide that consists of pre-rendered images.
It's very useful for mixing a traditional presentation deck and the deck made by Marp. In addition, it could use PowerPoint's presenter tool with Marpit's presenter notes.
Exporting PowerPoint deck was mentioned in the old Marp app by yhatt/marp#23. We'll make it wake up.
I suppose it would have to start working after than implemented #71.
ToDo
[x] Implement #71
[x] Allow --pptx option and pptx extension in -o option (-o foobar.pptx)
:warning: People would expect re-editable contents in converted pptx. But it's still super difficult to convert into them with keeping the exact slide design, and there is no solution in FLOSS.
Adobe Acrobat can convert the exported PDF into pptx that includes re-editable contents, and keeps the design to some extent.
I'm comparing 2 packages for creating pptx. At the moment, I would choose PptxGenJS because a generated pptx has compatibility with many office suites.
By using officegen, we might convert from Marpit / Marp Markdown into PowerPoint slide that consists of pre-rendered images.
It's very useful for mixing a traditional presentation deck and the deck made by Marp. In addition, it could use PowerPoint's presenter tool with Marpit's presenter notes.
Exporting PowerPoint deck was mentioned in the old Marp app by yhatt/marp#23. We'll make it wake up.
I suppose it would have to start working after than implemented #71.
ToDo
--pptx
option and pptx extension in-o
option (-o foobar.pptx
):warning: People would expect re-editable contents in converted pptx. But it's still super difficult to convert into them with keeping the exact slide design, and there is no solution in FLOSS.
Adobe Acrobat can convert the exported PDF into pptx that includes re-editable contents, and keeps the design to some extent.