This template allows to make a Reveal.js slideshow from a Markdown file with the related plugin using extensions relying on Chart.js, Flowchart.js, JSMind and other Javascript plugins.

It still uses XMLHTTPRequests to get contents from the extensions and requires to disable the Strict Origin Policy for file URI's in the browser to work. In Firefox, this is done by setting security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy to false in the about:config page.

Fork this repository and edit slide.md. In order to see the result, open slidewhow.html in your browser. Note that it will only work if the file URI strict origin policy is disabled. Otherwise, no content for the plugins will be loaded.

In this template, the conventions are:

• ----- (5 hyphens) is the separator between sections
• ---- (4 hyphens) is the separator for slides
• ---chart[...]--- is a marker for a chart (Chart.js) defined as a .json file in the assets folder ; if ---chart1--- is used, then it refers to assets/chart1.json
• --flowchart[...]-- is a marker for a flowchart (Flowchart.js) defined as a .diag file in the assets folder ; if --flowchart1-- is used, then it refers to assets/flowchart1.diag
• --mindmap[...]-- is a marker for a mindmap (JSMind) defined as a .json file in the assets folder ; if ---mindmap1--- is used, then it refers to assets/mindmap1.json
• ---quizz[...]--- is a marker for a quizz defined as a .json file in the assets folder ; if ---quizz1--- is used, then it refers to assets/quizz1.json

For the rest, it uses classical Markdown conventions and HTML can be used. In order to apply classes to generated HTML tags, the following syntax can be used:

• Do not display a title in the table of content: <!-- .element: class="no-toc-progress" -->
• Show/hide element after the initial display: <!-- .element: class="fragment" -->
• Apply custom style (e.g. defined in css/customizations) to an element: <!-- .element: class="my-css-class" -->

The layout of the slideshow can be customized by editing css/customizations.css.

Also, a few parameters can be tuned for some plugins:

• Flowchart.js: js/flowchart-options.js
• JSMind: js/jsmind-options.js

As mentioned before, assets can be defined for use with the plugins. For each type of asset, please refer to the related official documentation:

• Creating a chart with Chart.js
• Describing a flowchart in dot notation with Flowchart.js

For JSMind, the following example is self-explanatory:

{
    "meta":{
        "name":"Mindmap",
        "author":"John Doe",
        "version":"1.0"
    },
    "format":"node_array",
    "data":[
        {"id":"root", "isroot":true, "topic":"Root node"},
        {"id":"sub1", "parentid":"root", "topic":"Branch 1", "expanded": false},
        {"id":"sub11", "parentid":"sub1", "topic":"Subbranch 1"},
        {"id":"sub2", "parentid":"root", "topic":"Branch 2"}
    ]
}

For the quizz plugin, the following example is self-explanatory:

[{
    "question": "Question 1",
    "choices": [
        "Answer 1",
        "Answer 2",
        "Answer 3"
    ],
    "answer": 0
},{
    "question": "Question 2",
    "choices": [
        "True",
        "False"
    ],
    "answer": 1
}]