The good starter example for using Marp via Marp CLI.
- Write your slide deck by Marp Markdown.
- Manage the content of slides via Git. (Using GitPitch style
PITCHME.md
) - Host your deck at GitHub, and publish as webpage with Netlify / Now!
It's surprisingly easy to start writing your slide deck!
Push "Deploy to netlify" button. Netlify will create your repository based on this example and host website automatically.
After than, clone your repository and install Marp CLI. (Required Node.js >= 8)
git clone https://github.com/[your-name]/[repository-name].git
cd ./[repository-name]
npm install
OK, ready to write your slide deck! Edit PITCHME.md
with your favorite editor, and preview with npm run start
. By pushing Git commit to master
, Netlify will host the deck to website.
ℹ️ Netlify integration can make an Open Graph image automatically.
You can try publishing deck by using Now without a forked repository. After than install and setup Now, clone this repository and just run now
.
git clone https://github.com/yhatt/marp-cli-example.git
cd ./marp-cli-example
now
An example slide will publish to https://marp-cli-example.[your-name].now.sh
. When you made a satisfied deck by editing PITCHME.md
, publish to your favorite and friendly URL by now alias
.
# Alias to https://friendly-subdomain.now.sh
now alias https://marp-cli-example.[your-name].now.sh friendly-subdomain
# Alias to your custom domain registered to Now
now alias https://marp-cli-example.[your-name].now.sh your-custom-domain.com
Of course, you can manage deck via Git / GitHub at a forked repository. As same as Netlify, Now GitHub integration allows publishing master
branch automatically.
Please see the documentation of Marpit Markdown, the features of Marp Core, and the default example in PITCHME.md
.
npm run start
It will be opened preview window via Chrome, and track change of PITCHME.md
.
npm run build
The built assets will output to dist
folder.
npm run deck # Output static HTML to dist/index.html
npm run og-image # Output image for Open Graph to dist/og-image.jpg