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- titulo: YuyuPress HowTo
  autor: J. J. Merelo
  email: jj@merelo.net
  sitio: Granada PM
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- Install YAML::YuyuPress
- Wait, you've already done that
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- Create a YAML file
- Check it out at <a href='http://yaml.org'>Yaml.org</a>
- Or learn it <a href='http://yaml.kwiki.org/index.cgi?YamlInFiveMinutes'> in five minutes
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- First slide contains a hash with meta info
- Just like so: 
- >
  <pre>- titulo: YAML for vermins
    autor: S. P. Eaker
    email: spe@vermin.edu
    sitio: Wolf's den</pre>
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- The rest bullets
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  <pre>- This is a title
  - First bullet point
  - Second bullet point
  - You got it, third</pre>
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- This is a title
- First bullet point
- Second bullet point
- You got it, third
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- You can insert arbitrary HTML
- |
  <pre>- !perl/$img 
    src: yaml.png
    align: right
  - Another line
  - !perl/$code
    body: "my $foo = bar"</pre>
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- Which will look like you expected
- !perl/$img 
  src: yaml.png
  align: right
- Another line
- !perl/$code
  body: "my $foo = bar"
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- Then run the script
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  <code>yuyupress <presentation> [template dir] [template file]</code>
- By default, there will be a template at $INSTALLDIR/lib/tmpl
- There's also a default template called <code>normal.tmpl</code>
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- Templating engine is the Template Toolkit
- You can create new templates easily
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- Use <code>yuyugen</code> to generate HTML
- For the presentation in a single file
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  <code>bash$ yuyugen howto.yaml ../lib/tmpl/ normal.tmpl . 1</code>
- For a file per slide
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  <code>bash$ yuyugen howto.yaml ../lib/tmpl/ normal.tmpl .</code>
- Both in the current directory, and with a file called index.html as index