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codewithgarry

v2.1.1

Published

Girish Sharma's NPX business card - DevOps Engineer & Cloud Architect - Connect with me directly via terminal!

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

CodeWithGary NPX Card 🚀

A unique and interactive business card that runs in your terminal! Works for everyone - technical or not!

🎯 Quick Start

For Everyone (Easy Way):

npx codewithgarry

For Non-Technical Users:

Open web-version.html in any web browser for the same experience!

✨ Features

  • 🎨 Beautiful ASCII art and colorful design
  • 📱 Interactive menu with direct links
  • 🔗 One-click access to social profiles
  • ⚡ Fast and lightweight
  • �️ Works on any terminal
  • 🌐 Web version for non-Node.js users
  • 🛡️ Beginner-friendly error handling
  • � Complete setup guides

📖 Documentation

🎮 How to Use

  1. Technical users: Run npx codewithgarry in terminal
  2. Non-technical users: Open web-version.html in browser
  3. First-time Node.js users: Check Beginner's Guide

🌍 Multiple Ways to Connect

Option 1: Terminal (Interactive)

npx codewithgarry

Option 2: Web Browser

  • Open web-version.html locally
  • Or visit the hosted version (when available)

Option 3: Direct Links

🔧 Development

Local Testing

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Install dependencies:
    npm install
  3. Test locally:
    npm start
# or
node index.js

Publishing to NPM

  1. Create an NPM account at npmjs.com
  2. Login to NPM:
    npm login
  3. Update package details in package.json (name, version, etc.)
  4. Publish:
    npm publish

Testing After Publishing

npx codewithgarry

Customization

To create your own NPX card:

  1. Update the data object in index.js with your information
  2. Modify the ASCII art if desired
  3. Update social media links and contact info
  4. Change the package name in package.json
  5. Publish to NPM

Dependencies

  • chalk: For colorful terminal output
  • boxen: For beautiful terminal boxes
  • inquirer: For interactive prompts
  • open: For opening links in browser

License

MIT © Gary (CodeWithGary)

Made with ❤️ by Gary | Follow @codewithgarry