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PowerPoint Generator from Text File

This project provides a script to generate a PowerPoint presentation from a text file. The script reads the text file, processes the content, and creates a PowerPoint presentation with customizable background colors, font colors, and font sizes.

Features

• Generate PowerPoint slides from a text file.
• Customize background color, font color, and font size.
• Optionally add a background image with adjustable transparency.
• Supports UTF-8 encoding for text files.
• ANSI escape codes for colorful console output.

Requirements

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Astraaaaaaa/lyrics2ppt.git
   cd lyrics2ppt

2. Install the required Python libraries:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Command Line

To generate a PowerPoint presentation from a text file, use the following command:

python generate_ppt_from_txt.py \
    --input input.txt \
    --output output.pptx \
    --bg-image background.jpg \
    --bg-color red \
    --font-color white \
    --font-size 48 \
    --transparency 0.5

Arguments

• --input: Path to the input text file (default: input.txt).
• --output: Path to the output PowerPoint file (default: uses the first line of the input file as the title).
• --bg-image: Path to the background image file (default: none).
• --bg-color: Background color (default: default).
• --font-color: Font color (default: white).
• --font-size: Font size (default: 48).
• --transparency: Transparency level for the background image (default: 0.5).

Sample Input File

Create a text file named input.txt with the following format:

Song Title

Song Lyrics 1 (1st slide)
Song Lyrics 2 (1st slide, new line)

Song Lyrics 3 (2nd slide)
Song Lyrics 4 (2nd slide)
Song Lyrics 5 (2nd slide)

Song Lyrics 6 (3rd slide)
Song Lyrics 7 (3rd slide)

... (and so on)

• The first line is the title of the presentation.
• Each paragraph separated by a blank line will be a new slide.
• Lines within a paragraph will be added as bullet points on the same slide.

Maintainer

Astra Lee astralee95@gmail.com