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developer-card

v1.2.0

Published

Create a developer card to show in the terminal

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

Developer Business Card

All Contributors

A beautiful CLI business card to showcase your online presence.

baumannzone business card"

Usage

By default, it will display the original author's (@baumannzone) social media handles:

npx developer-card

You can use your own handle for all services:

npx developer-card yourusername     # Will display as "@yourusername"

You can also customize your display name (use quotes for names with spaces):

npx developer-card yourusername "Your Full Name"    # Will display as "Your Full Name"

Custom Service Handles

You can override specific services by using the format service=handle. Multiple services can share the same handle by separating them with commas:

npx developer-card defaulthandle "Your Name" instagram,twitter=customhandle github=otherhandle

Web Domain Customization

The web service supports two types of overrides:

  1. Domain-only override (keeps your handle):
npx developer-card myhandle web=.com     # Results in myhandle.com
npx developer-card myhandle web=.io      # Results in myhandle.io
  1. Full URL override:
npx developer-card myhandle web=glrodasz.io  # Results in glrodasz.io

Note: By default, Threads will use the same handle as Instagram unless explicitly overridden:

# Both Instagram and Threads will use 'myinsta'
npx developer-card mydefault instagram=myinsta

# Override Threads separately
npx developer-card mydefault instagram=myinsta threads=different

Requirements

  • Node.js with npm installed

Available Services

  • Web (.dev domain by default)
  • X (Twitter)
  • Twitch
  • GitHub
  • CodePen
  • TikTok
  • Threads
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!