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Slides

Presentation; v:viewer adds a title bar, thumbnail rail and present button.

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root = Slides(Slide(Header("GistUI", "Generative UI, engineered for production", size:xl, align:center), layout:center, bg:inverse), Slide(Header("Why", "Three reasons"), Grid(Tile("Fast", "Each line is parsed once", icon:rocket), Tile("Safe", "Programs cannot run code", icon:shield), Tile("Small", "74 KB first load", icon:sparkles), cols:3)), v:viewer, title:"Launch deck")

Signature

This is the line a model reads in the system prompt.

Slides(...Slide, title:str, subtitle:str, v:deck|viewer, ratio:str)
  • Group: Layout
  • Children: Yes: Slide
  • Positional arguments: none

Props

Prop Type How to write it Notes
title string named: title:…
subtitle string named: subtitle:…
v deck · viewer named: v:… Default "deck".
ratio string named: ratio:… 16:9 (default), 4:3 or auto

Use your own component

Keep the name and schema, swap what is drawn. The prompt and the model’s output do not change.

import { ui } from "@gistui/react/ui";

const lib = ui.extend({ Slides: MySlides });
<GistUI library={lib} stream={response.body} />;
<GistUI :source="answer" :components="{ Slides: MySlides }" />
<GistUI source={answer} components={{ Slides: MySlides }} />
<GistUI source={answer()} components={{ Slides: MySlides }} />
import { ui } from "@gistui/vanilla/ui";

const lib = ui.extend({ Slides: (ctx) => ({ el: myElement(ctx) }) });

See Custom components for the full contract. Style hook: [data-gistui="Slides"].

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