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create-qadri-portfolio

v1.0.0

Published

2 months ago

CLI to scaffold a Next.js portfolio website with Mohd Noman Qadri's design

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portfolio nextjs template qadri

create-qadri-portfolio

A CLI tool to scaffold a beautiful, modern Next.js portfolio website featuring Mohd Noman Qadri's premium design.

Usage

To create a new portfolio project, simply run:

npx create-qadri-portfolio my-portfolio-app

This will:

Create a new directory called my-portfolio-app
Copy the entire portfolio template (including pages, components, and Tailwind config)
Automatically install all required dependencies
Provide you with a ready-to-use modern portfolio codebase

Next Steps inside your new project

Once the command finishes, navigate into your new project:

cd my-portfolio-app

Start the development server:

npm run dev

Your beautiful new portfolio will be running at http://localhost:3000!

Customization

Simply open components/HomePage.js and other files to replace the static data (like projects, skills, and work experience) with your own. The template comes pre-configured with Framer Motion animations, Tailwind CSS, and standard Next.js routing.

Designed & Built by Mohd Noman Qadri