libreoffice-impress

Automate LibreOffice Impress editing via UNO by using a session-based API to script slide manipulation, text and object updates, and master-page workflows. It supports patching and bulk updates across slides, shapes, lists, and tables in .odp files.

Yes, you can apply bulk updates to slides and shapes in an .odp file using a patch workflow with a DSL. This enables applying atomic or best-effort updates across an entire Impress deck, including text, lists, tables, charts, and media.

A patch DSL for LibreOffice Impress automation is a domain-specific language used to apply atomic or best-effort updates across a presentation deck. It includes robust validation of patch payloads to ensure scripted slide manipulations execute safely.

Yes, LibreOffice UNO automation supports master-page workflows and slide notes. The session-based editing API enables scripted manipulation of slides, text, shapes, tables, charts, images, and notes without manual UNO scripting.

Yes, Pillow is a required dependency to automate Impress presentations with UNO. It is used alongside the UNO bridge management system to support snapshot and export capabilities for validating visuals and sharing outputs.

Session lifecycle management with the UNO bridge provides a stable connection for scripted editing of Impress presentations. It ensures robust validation and manages the bridge connection throughout the end-to-end slide manipulation and patching process.