slidev-magic-move

You animate code transitions in a Slidev presentation by wrapping code blocks in the standard Markdown magic-move directive to visually morph differences between states.

The best way to show a code refactor before and after in slides is by building a multi-step sequence that seamlessly morphs between code blocks to highlight changes.

No external dependencies are needed to animate code blocks in Slidev, as the Magic Move feature relies on standard Markdown frontmatter and requires only the built-in renderer.

Yes, you can use magic-move to demonstrate JavaScript and TypeScript code evolution by creating animated sequences that visually morph progressive changes across languages.

Shiki Magic Move visualizes diffs for tutorials by smoothly morphing the differences between code states, making refactors and before or after comparisons easy to follow.