Getting started

Install and open OpenSlideX

Create a project with npx, pnpm, Yarn 2+, or Bun—or install the macOS standalone app.

Command Console

Use your package runner to create a project, or choose the macOS standalone app.

npx, pnpm, Yarn 2+, and Bun need their JavaScript runtime; the macOS standalone app does not need Node.js.

npxnpm

npx open-slidex@latest init my-deck
cd my-deck
npm run dev

pnpmpnpm

pnpm dlx open-slidex@latest init my-deck
cd my-deck
pnpm dev

YarnYarn 2+

yarn dlx open-slidex@latest init my-deck
cd my-deck
yarn dev

BunBun

bunx open-slidex@latest init my-deck
cd my-deck
bun run dev

macOSTerminal

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zz41354899/open-slidex/main/install.sh | sh

After creating a project, run the final line in its block. After standalone installation, run slidex

Choose your runtime

npx, pnpm, Yarn 2+, and Bun create an isolated OpenSlideX project on any platform with a supported JavaScript runtime. The macOS standalone installer bundles Node.js and Chromium instead.

Each downloaded macOS release is verified against its SHA-256 checksum before it can replace the active version.

Open your Workspace

For a project created with a package runner, finish with the last command in the selected block. After installing the macOS standalone app, open a new terminal and run slidex; its default library is ~/Documents/OpenSlideX Workspace.

Use slidex update to install a verified macOS release. Use slidex uninstall to remove the runtime and command without removing your presentations.