hello-pranay

Terminal introduction card for Pranay Pandey.

Run it instantly:

npx hello-pranay

Create Your Own Card From This Repo

Anyone can clone this repository, customize it with their details, publish to npm, and run it using:

npx <your-package-name>

1) Clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/Pranayy1/hello-pranay.git
cd hello-pranay

2) Customize your card content

Edit these files:

• index.js: your name, intro text, links, symbols, colors, and card style
• package.json:
  • name: must be unique on npm (example: hello-yourname)
  • bin key: should match the command users will run
  • author, description, keywords: update for your profile

Important: if you change package name, also change the command key inside bin.

Example:

"name": "hello-yourname",
"bin": {
	"hello-yourname": "./index.js"
}

3) Test locally

node index.js

Optional local npx-style test:

npm link
npx hello-yourname

4) Publish to npm

Create an npm account (if needed): npm signup

npm login
npm publish

If package name is already taken, choose a new one in package.json.

5) Run from anywhere

After publishing, anyone can run:

npx hello-yourname

Updating After First Publish

1. Edit your files (index.js, package.json, etc.)
2. Increase version in package.json (for example 1.0.0 → 1.0.1)
3. Publish again:

npm publish

Troubleshooting

• Package name already exists: use a unique package name.
• Not logged in: run npm login.
• You cannot publish over an existing version: bump version in package.json.
• npx runs old output: publish a new version and try again.

Notes

• Keep your index.js executable header:

#!/usr/bin/env node

• npx works best when your package has a valid bin entry.

Credits

Initial scaffold inspired by create-intro-card.