An HTML5 presentation framework with the goals of simplicity, good looks, proper syntax highlighting, and remote control.
npm install luxAn HTML5 presentation framework, with the goals:
- simplicity
- good looks
- export to standalone html/js
- syntax highlighting (not yet implemented)
- remote control (not yet implemented)
- Local control from a popup window on another screen (not yet implemented)
- touch control on mobile (not yet implmented)
node.js
- Tested on:
- Chrome 23
- Firefox 10
- Should work on IE9+, but not tested.
npm install -g lux
lux generate
WARNING: this overwrites files in the current directory.
lux start
then visit http://
- remote control it at /master
- local control from a second screen by clicking the 'Control Window' button
lux export
To run tests first start karma server in one window:
grunt karma:unit
Then to run jshint, server-side tests and client-side tests run:
grunt
Or if you want to watch for file changes and automatically run all the above, do:
grunt watch
To do local development while testing with the global lux command, run npm link to make your checked-out copy become the global binary.
MIT, see the LICENSE file.