A Java Example

package dz.univjijel.quickslide.main;

import dz.univjijel.quickslide.core.base.BoldText;
import dz.univjijel.quickslide.core.base.FreeText;
import dz.univjijel.quickslide.core.composed.PointList;
import dz.univjijel.quickslide.core.presentation.FirstSlide;
import dz.univjijel.quickslide.core.presentation.Presentation;
import dz.univjijel.quickslide.core.presentation.Slide;

/**
 * Example of the API usage.
 * @author Tarek Boutefara <t_boutefara@esi.dz>
 */
public class Main {

    /**
     * Example entry.
     * @param args the command line arguments
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Presentation p = new Presentation("First presentation", new FirstSlide("First presentation", "As a test", "Tarek Boutefara"));
        p.setBaseDirectory("./");
        p.addSlides(
                Slide.createSlide(p, "Plan")
                    .setContent(
                        PointList.createList(1)
                            .addText("Introduction")
                            .addText("Definition")
                            .addText("Conclusion")
                    ),
                Slide.createSlide(p, "Introduction")
                    .setContent(new FreeText("This is an introduction to QuickSlide. There is not much to say")
                    ),
                Slide.createSlide(p, "Definition")
                    .setContent(new FreeText(new BoldText("Definition") + " : QuickSlide is a simple tool that create Slides using Java")
                    ),
                Slide.createSlide(p, "Conclusion")
                    .setContent(new FreeText("This is the end of the introduction to QuickSlide. There was not much to say")
                    )
        );
        p.save();
    }
    
}

java -jar QuickSlide.jar