hello-anil

A fun NPX command that introduces Anil Vishwakarma - a developer who loves building things!

🚀 Quick Start

Run this command in your terminal to get to know Anil:

npx hello-anil

📋 What You'll See

When you run the command, you'll see a colorful box in your terminal with:

• A personal introduction
• Professional background
• Links to GitHub, LinkedIn, and portfolio

🎨 Example Output

+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| Hey! I'm Anil — full-time developer,                         |
| part-time bug hunter, and forever a learner.                 |
| Whether it's JavaScript, Node.js, or Flutter,                |
| I'm all about building, breaking, and learning!              |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| GitHub:    https://github.com/anilsjr                        |
| LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/anilvk/               |
| Portfolio: https://anilsjr.github.io/portfolio               |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+

💻 Tech Stack

This package is built with:

• Node.js - Runtime environment
• ANSI escape codes - For colorful terminal output

🔧 Installation

Global Installation

npm install -g hello-anil
hello-anil

One-time Execution (Recommended)

npx hello-anil

📦 Package Info

• Version: 1.1.1
• Author: Anil Vishwakarma
• License: ISC

🤝 Connect with Anil

• GitHub: anilsjr
• LinkedIn: anilvk
• Portfolio: anilsjr.github.io/portfolio

🎯 About This Package

This is a personal introduction package that showcases how to create interactive NPX commands. It's perfect for:

• Quick personal introductions
• Learning about NPX packages
• Terminal-based business cards

Made with ❤️ by Anil Vishwakarma

git update-index --chmod=+x index.js

Test your command

• Link the package using npm link
• Test by running the command npx package-name
• If it works as expected, make sure to unlink it using npm unlink -g directory-name

Publish your package

• Make an npm account
• Login to your account using the command npm login
• Publish the package using the command npm publish

Send it to your friends and find a cool way to introduce yourself!