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Introduction

Peacock is a presentation toolkit which allows for rapid build-and-deploy static presentations with a blog-like navigation platform. It was built with technical users in mind who are familiar with modern software practices.

Getting started

Once you have cloned the repository, let's install the important packages:

  1. Install the Bundler gem

     gem install bundler
    
  2. Install Jekyll via npm

     bundle install jekyll
    
  3. Install the required bower components:

     bower install
    

Running Jekyll

  1. Start the Jekyll 'server':

     jekyll serve --watch
    
  2. Open localhost:4000 in your browser

Your first presentation

Once your local instance is up and running, it's time to make your first post:

  1. Create a new branch:

     git checkout -b Your-Branch-Name
    
  2. You have two options for creating a new post:

    1. copying and pasting the example presentation in '_posts' directory

    2. by using Create a new post file by executing the 'new-post' script:

       // usage
       ./new-post.sh -f filename -t post-title
      
       // example: produce a file: ./_posts/12-12-2014-new-post
       ./new-post.sh -f new-post -t "A New Post"
      
  3. Open your post from the '_post' directory in your favourite editor

  4. View presentations at http://localhost:4000

Deploying your presentation to live site

You can deploy your _site folder to a web server or Bitbucket/Github using the static pages guides provided. This folder contains the static build files.

TODO

  1. Push menu
  2. GUI live editor
  3. Web sockets support

Contributors

  • Matt Rowles

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