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# Application Programming Interface

Manim Slides' API is very limited: it simply consists in two classes, `Slide` and `ThreeDSlide`, which are subclasses of `Scene` and `ThreeDScene` from Manim.
Manim Slides' API is very limited: it simply consists of two classes, `Slide` and `ThreeDSlide`, which are subclasses of `Scene` and `ThreeDScene` from Manim.

Thefore, we only document here the methods we think the end-user will ever use, not the methods used internally when rendering.

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[RevealJS](https://revealjs.com/). This file can then be opened with any modern
web browser, allowing for a nice portability of your presentations.

As for every command with Manim Slides, converting slides' fragments into one
As with every command with Manim Slides, converting slides' fragments into one
HTML file (and its assets) can be done in one command:

```bash
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## Without Manim Slides installed on the target machine

An alternative to `manim-slides present` is `manim-slides convert`.
Currently, only HTML conversion is available, but do not hesitate to propose
Currently, HTML and PPTX conversion are available, but do not hesitate to propose
other formats by creating a
[Feature Request](https://github.com/jeertmans/manim-slides/issues/new/choose),
or directly proposing a
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# Easy to Use Commitment

Manim Slides is commited to be an easy-to-use tool, when minimal installation
Manim Slides is commited to be an easy-to-use tool, with minimal installation
procedure and few modifications required. It can either be used locally with its
graphical user interface (GUI), or shared via HTML thanks to the RevealJS
Javascript package [@revealjs].
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# Stability and releases

Manim Slides is continously tested on most recent Python versions, both ManimCE
and ManimGL, and on all major platforms: **Ubuntu**, **macOS** and **Windows**. As of Manim
Slide's exposed API begin very minimal, and the variaty of tests that are
and ManimGL, and on all major platforms: **Ubuntu**, **macOS** and **Windows**. Due to Manim
Slide's exposed API being very minimal, and the variety of tests that are
performed, this tool can be considered stable over time.

New releases are very frequent, as they mostly introduce enhancements or small
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We acknowledge the work of [@manim-presentation] that paved the initial structure
of Manim Slides with the manim-presentation Python package.

We also acknowledge Grant Sanderson for its termendous work on Manim, as well as
We also acknowledge Grant Sanderson for his tremendous work on Manim, as
well as the Manim Community contributors.

Finally, we also acknowledge contributions from the GitHub contributors on the
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