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janburghardt-portfolio

v1.0.0

Published

Terminal-based portfolio powered by Ink. Because why open a browser when you have a terminal.

Downloads

42

Readme

janburghardt-portfolio

A terminal-based portfolio powered by Ink. Because why open a browser when you have a shell open anyway.

npx janburghardt-portfolio

No install, etc. - just run it.

Features

  • Arrow-key navigation across six screens
  • Neofetch-style system / identity / homelab readout
  • Three themes — rainbow, matrix, amber — cycle with t
  • Keyboard-first: every screen reachable in ≤ 2 keystrokes
  • No build step — tsx runs JSX at runtime

Screens

| Screen | Contents | | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | Welcome | Big-text splash + tagline | | Navigation | Arrow-key menu across all sub-screens | | About | Bio, quick facts, what I do, interests | | Projects | Active and ongoing work with status + stack | | Skills | Stack by category (frontend, backend, SAP, tools & infra) | | Fetch | Neofetch-style dump: system, identity, homelab services | | Contact | GitHub, LinkedIn, website — clickable OSC-8 links | | Help | All keybindings in one place |

Keybindings

| Key | Action | | ------- | -------------------------------------- | | | Navigate the menu | | | Select | | ESC | Go back | | ? | Show help | | t | Cycle theme (rainbow → matrix → amber) | | q | Quit |

Local development

Requires Node.js 22+ (Ink 7 constraint).

git clone https://github.com/JanBur96/terminal-portfolio
cd terminal-portfolio
npm install
npm start

Project structure

src/
├── app.jsx        Router, history stack, global keys
├── routes.js      Screen map + footer hints
├── theme.js       Theme context + palettes
├── components/    Divider, Field, ContainerBox
├── data/          Single source of truth: profile, projects, skills
└── screens/       One file per screen

Make it yours

Fork it. Everything you'd change lives in src/data/:

  • profile.js — bio, quick facts, fetch readout, contact
  • projects.js — project cards
  • skills.js — skill categories

Touch src/screens/ only if you want to restructure the layout. Swap palettes in src/theme.js.

Stack

  • Ink 7 — React renderer for CLIs
  • React 19
  • ink-big-text, ink-gradient, ink-link, ink-select-input
  • tsx runtime — no transpile, no bundler, no build folder

License

MIT © Jan-Philipp Burghardt