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brignano

v1.0.0

Published

A personal card for Anthony Brignano (@brignano)

Downloads

213

Readme

npx_brignano

An interactive shell experience that renders my business card in your terminal.

👇 just hit

npx brignano

DEMO

npx-brignano

An interactive terminal business card for Anthony Brignano. Run it with npx to view a styled card in your terminal and choose quick actions like emailing or downloading a resume.

Quick start

npx brignano

Demo

What it does

  • Renders a boxed, colored business card in the terminal using boxen and chalk.
  • Presents a small interactive menu (via inquirer) with actions:
    • Send an email (opens your mail client with mailto:)
    • Download the resume (fetches a resume HTML and opens it locally)
    • Quit

Files

  • card.js — main CLI script: prints the card and runs the interactive menu.
  • package.json — project metadata and bin entry used by npx.

Usage

  • Run directly with npx brignano (no install required).
  • Or clone and run locally:
git clone https://github.com/brignano/npx_brignano.git
cd npx-brignano
npm install
node card.js

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (tested with Node 14+). npx is included with npm.

Notes

  • When you choose "Download my Resume" the script requests the resume URL and writes anthony-brignano.html into the current working directory, then opens it.
  • Links printed in the card may be cmd/ctrl+clickable in supported terminals.

Credits

This project is inspired by and credited to anmol098/npx_card.

License

See package.json for license information.