Contains the npm info. Run npm install to install the dependencies.

The secret key that allows you to act as the speaker, the hostname and port. Make a copy of config.js.example and edit it, then run node build, then node app. To become the speaker, run document.cookie = "key=KEY"; in a terminal and reload. (KEY is the key you set in config.json)

Alternatively you could just view index.html directly in the browser without the server. Run Slides.unlock(); in a JavaScript terminal and then you can advance the slides without becoming the speaker.

Use node-markdown to convert slides.md to html and then replace {{slides}}, {{host}} and {{port}} in template.html with that and save to index.html. Run it with node build.

The slideshow generated by build.js. Visit http://HOST:PORT/ to view.

The socket.io-backed server-side portion of the app that advances the slides. Run it with node app.

Just some h1, ul, li, a, strong, em and code tags in markdown that make up the content of the presentation. Each h1+ul group becomes a "screen" and each h1 or li tag becomes a "step".

The html boilerplate that surrounds the slides.

Client-side code for changing the slides.

The stylesheet.