Releases: mfontanini/presenterm
Releases · mfontanini/presenterm
v0.7.0
New features
- Add color to prefix in block quote (#218).
- Allow having code blocks without background (#215 #216).
- Allow validating whether presentation overflows terminal (#209 #211).
- Add parameter to list themes (#207).
- Add catppuccin themes (#197 #205 #206) - thanks @Mawdac.
- Detect konsole terminal emulator (#204).
- Allow customizing slide title style (#201).
Fixes
Improvements
v0.6.1
v0.6.0
Breaking changes
- The default configuration file and custom themes paths have been changed in Windows and macOS to be compliant to where
those platforms store these types of files. See the configuration guide to learn more.
New features
- Add
f
keys, tab, and backspace as possible bindings (#188). - Add support for multiline block quotes (#184).
- Use theme color as background on ascii-blocks mode images (#182).
- Blend ascii-blocks image semi-transparent borders (#185).
- Respect Windows/macOS config paths for configuration (#181).
- Allow making front matter strict parsing optional (#190).
Fixes
v0.5.0
v0.5.0
New features
- Support images on Windows (#120).
- Support animated gifs on kitty terminal (#157 #161).
- Support images on tmux running in kitty terminal (#166).
- Improve sixel support (#169 #172).
- Use synchronized updates to remove flickering when switching slides (#156).
- Add newlines command (#167).
- Detect image protocol instead of relying on viuer (#160).
- Turn documentation into mdbook (#141 #147) - thanks @pwnwriter.
- Allow using thematic breaks to end slides (#138).
- Allow specifying the preferred image protocol via
--image-protocol
/ config file (#136 #170). - Add slide index modal (#128 #139 #133 #158).
- Allow defining custom keybindings in config file (#132 #155).
- Add key bindings modal (#152).
- Prioritize CLI args
--theme
over anything else (#116). - Allow enabling automatic list pauses (#106 #109 #110).
- Allow passing in config file path via CLI arg (#174).
Fixes
- Shrink columns layout dimensions correctly when shrinking left (#113).
- Explicitly set execution output foreground color in built-in themes (#122).
- Detect sixel early and fallback to ascii blocks properly (#135).
- Exit with a clap error on missing path (#150).
- Don't blow up if presentation file temporarily disappears (#154).
- Parse front matter properly in presence of \r\n (#162).
- Don't preload graphics mode when generating pdf metadata (#168).
- Ignore key release events (#119).
Improvements
v0.4.1
v0.4.0
New features
- Add support for all of bat's code highlighting themes (#67).
- Add
terminal-dark
andterminal-light
themes that preserve the terminal's colors and background (#68 #69). - Allow placing themes in
$HOME/.config/presenterm/themes
to make them available automatically as if they were
built-in themes (#73). - Allow configuring the default theme in
$HOME/.config/presenterm/config.yaml
(#74). - Add support for rendering LaTeX and typst code blocks automatically as images (#75 #76 #79 #81).
- Add syntax highlighting support for nix and diff (#78 #82) (thanks @GaetanLepage and @rmartine-ias)
- Add comment command to jump into the middle of a slide (#86).
- Add configuration option to have implicit slide ends (#87 #89).
- Add configuration option to have custom comment-command prefix (#91).
v0.3.0
New features
- Support more languages in code blocks thanks to bat's syntax sets (#21 #53).
- Add shell script executable code blocks (#17).
- Allow exporting presentation to PDF (#43 #60).
- Pauses no longer create new slides (#18 #25 #34 #42).
- Allow display code block line numbers (#46).
- Allow code block selective line highlighting (#48).
- Allow code block dynamic line highlighting (#49).
- Support animated gifs when using the iterm2 image protocol (#56).
- Nix flake packaging (#11 #27).
- Arch repo packaging (#10).
- Ignore vim-like code folding tags in comments.
- Add keybinding to refresh assets in presentation (#38).
- Template style footer is now one row above bottom (#39).
- Add
light
theme (#55).
Fixes
- Don't crash on Windows when terminal window size can't be found (#14).
- Don't reset numbers on ordered lists when using pauses in between (#19).
- Show proper line number when parsing a comment command fails (#29 #40).
- Don't reset the default footer when overriding theme in presentation without setting footer (#52).
- Don't let code blocks/block quotes that don't fit on the screen cause images to overlap with text (#57).
v0.2.1
New features
- Binary artifacts are now automatically generated when a new release is done (#5) - thanks @pwnwriter.
v0.2.0
New features
- Column layouts that let you structure slides into columns.
- Support for
percent
margin rather than only a fixed number of columns. - Spacebar now moves the presentation into the next slide.
- Add support for
center
footer when using thetemplate
mode. - Breaking: themes now only use colors in hex format.
Fixes
- Allow using
sh
as language for code block (#3). - Minimum size for code blocks is now prioritized over minimum margin.
- Overflowing lines in lists will now correctly be padded to align all text under the same starting column.
- Running
cargo run
will now rebuild the tool if any of the built-in themes changed. alignment
was removed from certain elements (likelist
) as it didn't really make sense.default.alignment
is now no longer supported and by default we use left alignment. Usedefault.margin
to specify the margins to use.
v0.1.0
First release!
Features
- Define your presentation in a single markdown file.
- Image rendering support for iterm2, terminals that support the kitty graphics protocol, or sixel.
- Customize your presentation's look by defining themes, including colors, margins, layout (left/center aligned
content), footer for every slide, etc. - Code highlighting for a wide list of programming languages.
- Support for an introduction slide that displays the presentation title and your name.
- Support for slide titles.
- Create pauses in between each slide so that it progressively renders for a more interactive presentation.
- Text formatting support for bold, italics,
strikethrough, andinline code
. - Automatically reload your presentation every time it changes for a fast development loop.