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@himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a/cv

v1.0.3

Published

CLI resume for LinkedIn handle @himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a

Downloads

13

Readme

@himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a/cv

A simple CLI resume for LinkedIn handle @himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a. View your resume directly in the terminal using multiple command aliases.


Features

  • Display your resume in the terminal with a single command.
  • Supports multiple command aliases: cv, resume, himjyoti, himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a.
  • Styled output using chalk and boxed layout with boxen.
  • Works in Node.js environments (v18+).

Installation

You can run directly via npx:

npx @himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a/cv

Or install globally:

npm install -g @himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a/cv

Usage

After installation or using npx:

# Using any alias
cv
resume
himjyoti
himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a

The CLI will display your resume in a clean, readable format in the terminal.


Development

If you want to contribute or test locally:

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/HimjyotiSarma/Himjyoti--Resume-NPM-Package.git
cd Himjyoti--Resume-NPM-Package
  1. Install dependencies:
npm install
  1. Build the project:
npm run build
  1. Run locally:
node dist/cli.js

Build & Package

To create a .tgz package for npx testing:

npm run build
npm pack
npx ./himjyoti-sarma-aa3b2719a-cv-1.0.0.tgz

Scripts

  • npm run build — Compiles TypeScript to JavaScript (dist/ folder).
  • npm start — Runs CLI using ts-node (development only).

Dependencies

  • boxen — For boxed terminal output.
  • chalk — For colorful terminal output.
  • terminal-link — For clickable links in supported terminals.

License

MIT © Himjyoti Sarma