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This issue is to collect ideas on how this script could be extended:
Usability
as @lenalebt suggested: installation as a python package?
slim config/project file s.t. python ora_interace.py <input_folder> is sufficient?
integration into MyPaint? (MyPaint uses python, however, Krita is maybe better for some people.)
However, a python script will always restrict the usage to people who know how to run a python script.
Should we use React.js instead of python? We could load an ORA file and directly generate the HTML via react.js. This would allow using the presentations without any prior installation!
Are there other frameworks which would allow usage of the script without installation/compilation?
Features
More keywords like
(delete: <previous slide name>) [deletes a layer for all further generated slides]
(no slide) [skips the generation of an slide but displays the layer for further slides]
...more ideas?
Is there a better syntax for keywords?
How to include videos
Replacing the slow src-over with some efficient library call or pushing the image overlay to the HTML side?
Good practices
As always: tests would be good.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue is to collect ideas on how this script could be extended:
Usability
python ora_interace.py <input_folder>
is sufficient?However, a python script will always restrict the usage to people who know how to run a python script.
Are there other frameworks which would allow usage of the script without installation/compilation?
Features
(delete: <previous slide name>)
[deletes a layer for all further generated slides](no slide)
[skips the generation of an slide but displays the layer for further slides]src-over
with some efficient library call or pushing the image overlay to the HTML side?Good practices
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: