@rookery/slipshow

Renders a set of ideas as an endlessly scrolling presentation, with a camera that moves between slips rather than cutting from one slide to the next.

A slip is an idea, so a deck is a query over ideas.

#import "@rookery/core:0.1.0": rookery
#import "@rookery/slipshow:0.1.0": slip, slipshow
#show: rookery

#slip("opening")[Welcome. This deck has three slips and no options.]
#slip("middle")[Each `#slip` is a note the deck below queries by tag.]
#slip("closing")[The end.]

/* Queried decks sort on the slip-order tag, and take order: "created" or an
   explicit list of names instead. Give a deck a query or a list of slips, as
   a deck given both, or neither, panics rather than guessing. */
#slipshow(tags: "slip")

Ordering the deck by hand

The other route hands the deck its slips directly, in the order they should be read. These are already ordered, so passing order: alongside them is an error rather than a redundancy.

#slipshow(slips: (
  slip("intro", title: [Welcome], fullscreen: true)[The opening slip.],
  slip("closing")[The last one.],
))

Moving the camera

Name what the camera does arriving at a slip, per deck or per slip. The camera is HTML, so on a paged target every slip prints in order, without reveal, rows or backgrounds.

/* reveal: false renders the whole deck up front instead of one slip at a
   time, and background: takes a Typst value rather than a path string. */
#slipshow(tags: "slip", enter: "scroll", reveal: false)
#slip("cover", enter: "jump", background: image("cover.png"))[..]