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jquinten

v1.5.0

Published

A contact card shareable via CLI! ๐ŸŽ‰

Downloads

14

Readme

cli-contact-card

Hey there, so this repo basically contains a stylised contact card to the npm registry, so that you can run it direclty from your CLI using

npx jquinten

Full courtesy of whitep4nth3r for 90% of the code and the idea.

Install

Clone the repo, install the dependencies npm i, pnmp i, yarn and run node index.mjs to check how it works.

Linkage (verify npx)

To test the npx jquinten behavior, run the npm link command in your folder and then run npx jquinten from a new terminal. Should work!

No additional tests provided

Publish

Publish by logging into npm via npm login and providing your credentials. Then hit npm publish to publish it to the registry!