Presentation with Reveal.JS and AsciiDoctor

Remarks:

Currently it seems as if the system can't detect the ‘docinfo’ files, so we have to replace the document.html.slim file from asciidoctor-reveal.js with an updated one, that adds some additional js and css references. This template is located in libs/docinfo-hack.
In order to use the preview of the IntelliJ asciidoctor plugin, you need to set an attribute in the plugin settings: imagesdir = ../resources/images
Even if it is possible to run the presentation directly from the generated-slides directory, some JavaScript extensions don't work in this case. Therefore it is required to run the presentation from a local webserver.
In order to generate the diagrams, GraphVIS needs to be installed locally. Get it from: http://www.graphviz.org/
The template is adjusted to use the codecentric font Panton, so be sure to have that installed on your presentation machine.
Any css adjustments can go to src/main/theme/cc.css as this is automatically embedded into the themes directory.

Building the presentation

By running the following command, you can generate the presentation:

mvn clean package

Running the presentation

In order to start a local web server serving the presentation, execute the following command:

mvn jetty:run-exploded

As soon as that's done, just point your browser to:

http://localhost:8080/

Generating PDF versions

In order to generate a PDF version of the presentation just add ?print-pdf to the url. (Keep in mind, that you have to add it before any #blahblah)

The following link should do the trick:

http://localhost:8080/?print-pdf

As soon as that's loaded, just use the normal print functionality of the browser and print as PDF.

Installing third party software:

Mermaid

npm install mermaid.cli

This will install mermaid under node_modules/.bin/mmdc.

PhantomJS

https://bitbucket.org/ariya/phantomjs/downloads/phantomjs-2.1.1-macosx.zip