Currently, we can do that manually by pressing ctrl+z and invoking asciinema play and then going back to the presentation with fg.
It would be great if we could put something like this in the slide:
[asciinema:80:24:./demo.json]
This tag would create a rectangle of 80 columns and 24 lines to play the recording. Clearly this involves some kind of terminal emulation, which could be achieved more easily with something like libvterm
Currently, we can do that manually by pressing ctrl+z and invoking
asciinema playand then going back to the presentation withfg.It would be great if we could put something like this in the slide:
This tag would create a rectangle of 80 columns and 24 lines to play the recording. Clearly this involves some kind of terminal emulation, which could be achieved more easily with something like libvterm