Got rid of impact presentation
Bumping version up because I got rid of the impact stuff (should be smaller now)
Added the 'bin' field to package.json so it will hopefully install correctly globally
Bumping version because of 'bin' field update
Store elaborated outline

This change stores the elaborated outline of the presentation (after YAML file expansion)
in the data structure returned by processSlides.  This means that the backend will have
access to the outline information as well as the markup.  This is one step toward
addressing issue #11.
Include use of the 'slide pack' feature in this demo
Merge pull request #10 from dietmarw/master

Adds some Debian/Ubuntu specific installation instructions.
Documenting some of the markup conventions
Added a cadeau specific CSS file for flowtime

Currently, this is used to add a CSS class for information that appears on draft slides.
Swapping splash for her
Support for draft mode in backend plus enhanced metadata
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:xogeny/cadeau
Addressing issue #11

This adds a metadata field for the presentation called 'draft'.  When set to true,
each slide includes the name of the file that was used to generate it.  Furthermore,
that file name is a link to an outline of the entire presentation.

This closes #11.
Improvement to watching

This adds watching to all files that are copied from the users source
material (we don't watch the cadeau files).  However, this trick doesn't
quite work yet because of a bug in fs-extra which is detailed here:

https://github.com/jprichardson/node-fs-extra/pull/52

But assuming that pull request is accepted, then once that fix is
available via npm then the watching should work fine.  Until then,
we wait.
Another bump
Fixes a bug in argument passing
Fixed a typo
Documenting metadata options
Switched (rather painlessly) to using swig

Swig is very much like Jinja and includes a lot of the powerful features I really liked
in Jinja and was missing in Handlebars.  This is already paying dividencds because I can
define macros right in my slides.  But it also opens to door for extending from templates
in a really easy way too.

+1
Changed the markup to allow a third kind of fragment