🚀 Neo Portfolio CLI & Template

Create a modern, customizable developer portfolio in seconds—using a single CLI command! Built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. Perfect for showcasing your projects, skills, and experience with minimal setup.

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Reference & Inspiration

See what you can build: decodewithdeepak.vercel.app

Quick Start (as a CLI)

1. Create your portfolio using the CLI:

# Interactive mode (will prompt for project name, default: neo-portfolio)
npx create-neo-portfolio

# Or provide a name directly
npx create-neo-portfolio my-portfolio
cd my-portfolio
npm run dev

This will scaffold your portfolio, install dependencies automatically, and start the local dev server.

2. Edit your content:

• Open src/components/constants/data.ts and fill in your details (name, social links, projects, etc.).
• Update the contact form endpoint (FORM_ENDPOINT) with your own Formspree or similar service.
• Cleanup the section you don't need (like blog, if not required).
• Customize sections/components as needed for your portfolio.

3. Deploy:

• Deploy to Vercel (recommended) or your favorite platform.

What Can You Build?

• A beautiful, fast, clean and fully responsive developer portfolio
• Show off your projects, experience, education, and skills
• Add a blog, contact form, and more—customize as you like!

Customization

• Branding:
  • Change your name/title in data.ts and it will update everywhere (navbar, meta tags, etc.).
• Sections:
  • Remove or add sections by editing src/components/sections/ and updating src/app/page.tsx.
• Social Links:
  • Leave any social link blank in data.ts to hide its button automatically.
• Contact Form:
  • Set your own endpoint in FORM_ENDPOINT in data.ts.
• Blog:
  • Remove the blog section if you don't need it (see page.tsx and navbar.tsx).

Features

• Minimal, modern design
• Fully responsive
• Easy to customize
• Dynamic OpenGraph/Twitter images
• Dark and light theme support
• No personal data included—ready for your info!

Credits

• Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript
• Inspired by the open-source dev community

License

MIT

Need Help?

Open an issue or reach out on GitHub!