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docusaurus-portfolio-init

v1.0.2

Published

3 years ago

A package to initialize a new docusaurus-portfolio site.

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Docusaurus Portfolio Init

This is a Docusaurus website generator that provides support for docusaurus-portfolio on top of @docusaurus/init.

Usage

This package generates a website based on a default configuration specified in /templates.

To run the generator simply use the command:

npx docusaurus-portfolio-init init

Note: The CLI has three optional variables:

siteName: the site name and directory of the project
username: your GitHub username
template: the template to be used

Using all options, your command might look like: npx docusaurus-portfolio-init init my-site porfolio-classic my-github.

Finally, start the project by navigating into the new directory and running.

cd <siteName>
yarn start

Templates

Currently this packages support two website templates.

portfolio-classic A robust portfolio website template that includes:

An introduction page with GitHub user and repository data.
An about me section with auto generated social-media icons.
A resume template with custom techinical skills pills.
A simple timeline page for more detailed personal information.
And Full blog support from docusaurus-blog.

Check out an example here.

authored-classic Generates a standard classic themed site using @docusaurus/init but adds an additional about me page.

Contributing:

More templates can be simply be added by adding a template directory in docusaurus-portfolio-init/templates and then updating the CLI (src/index.ts).