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@shashank-portfolio/cli

v0.5.0

Published

Copy portfolio UI components into your Next.js or Vite + React project

Readme

@shashank-portfolio/cli

Copy portfolio UI components into Next.js or Vite + React projects — similar to shadcn/ui and React Bits.

Quick start

# One-off — no install required
npx @shashank-portfolio/cli add text-invert --framework next

# Or install globally and use shashank-ui
npm i -g @shashank-portfolio/cli
shashank-ui add text-invert --framework next

Then install peer dependencies (the CLI prints the exact command):

npm install gsap @gsap/react

Available components

| Component | Description | |-----------|-------------| | text-invert | Scroll-driven headline color wipe (GSAP + CSS) | | portrait-morph | WebGL hover image transition (OGL) | | letter-swap | 3D per-character hover letter flip | | stack | Physics-driven draggable tech chips (Matter.js) | | customer-stats | Avatar pill with animated counter | | tech-loop | Expandable tech stack pills with logos | | contact-button | Hover-reveal copy email CTA | | infinity-card-swap | GSAP card stack swap interaction |

Commands

npx @shashank-portfolio/cli list
npx @shashank-portfolio/cli add <component> --framework next
npx @shashank-portfolio/cli add <component> --framework vite

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --framework next \| vite | Target framework (auto-detected when possible) | | --cwd <path> | Project root | | --alias @ | Import alias prefix (default: @) | | --force | Overwrite existing files |

Config (optional)

shashank-ui.json in your project root:

{
  "framework": "vite",
  "alias": "@"
}

Local development

cd packages/cli
npm run build
node dist/index.js list
node dist/index.js add portrait-morph --framework next --cwd /path/to/test-app --force

Publish to npm

npm login
npm publish

publishConfig.access is set to public for the scoped package.

Registry structure

Each component lives under registry/<name>/:

registry/text-invert/
├── manifest.json    # files, targets, dependencies
├── split-text.ts
├── text-invert.ts
├── use-text-invert.ts
└── text-invert.css

Add a new component by copying source files + a manifest.json, bump the version, and npm publish.