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kartikey-gupta

v1.0.7

Published

A CLI business card for Kartikey Gupta

Downloads

6

Readme

NPX_CARD

The NPX Card project is a terminal-based tool designed to showcase user profiles in an aesthetically pleasing and functional manner. Leveraging Node.js and various libraries, this project aims to create a personalized, interactive terminal card that presents essential information in a concise and visually appealing format.

Project Goals:

  • Showcase Professional Information : Provide a clear, organized display of a user’s professional profile, including education, experience, and skills.
  • Enhance Terminal Usability: Improve the way users present their profiles in the terminal, making it easy to read and visually appealing.
  • Personalization: Allow users to customize their cards with various details and styling options to match their personal branding.

Libraries Used

  • chalk: For styling and coloring terminal output.
  • boxen: To create stylized boxes for the terminal output.
  • inquirer: Provides interactive command-line prompts.
  • ora: Displays loading spinners during asynchronous operations.
  • path: For handling file paths.
  • open: Opens URLs and files.
  • request: For HTTP requests to download files.
  • fs: To handle file system operations.
  • wrap-ansi: Wraps long lines of text to fit within a specified width.

Commands

  • See my Resume 📄: Displays the user's resume in the terminal.
  • Send me an Email 📧: Opens the default email client to send an email to the user.
  • Download my Resume ⬇️: Downloads the resume PDF from a specified URL.
  • exit: Exits the application.

Functions

  • generateOutput: Creates the main profile card output.
  • generateResume: Assembles and centers the full resume content in a box with a green border.
  • downloadResume: Handles the download of the resume PDF.
  • handleCommand: Processes user commands and performs actions such as viewing the resume or sending an email.

Getting Started

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/kartik-raj7/npx-card
       

Support the Project

If you found this project useful, please consider giving it a star on GitHub. Your support helps to keep the project alive and encourages further development.

⭐️ Star this repository

Thank you for your support!

Special thanks to Jack Boberg for the insightful article, Open Source OSS NPX Business Card, which served as a valuable resource and inspiration for developing this project. Your work greatly contributed to the creation of the NPX Card.