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lpsm-dev

v1.2.2

Published

My personal resume as a terminal business card. Run it with `npx lpsm-dev`.

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Keywords

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Readme

Semantic Release Commitizen friendly GitHub repo size NPM version

1. Description 2. Options 3. Usage 4. Learning 5. Inspirations 6. Author 7. Versioning 8. Show your support

1. Description

Do you love coding and want to show off your skills? Try out this CLI resume! You can customize it to your liking and use it to present your abilities. By using npx, it's easy to display your resume in the terminal, making it accessible to tech people.

This package lives in lpsm-dev/resume, the single home for my resume in every format (PDF, Markdown and CLI). Everything it shows comes from the public profile data at lpsm-dev/data - no professional experience ships here.

2. Options

As of now there are below options:

  • whoami
  • now
  • languages
  • stack
  • projects
  • interests
  • contact

Available in English and Portuguese. It auto-detects your locale; force a language with npx lpsm-dev pt or npx lpsm-dev en (or the RESUME_LANG env var).

The card content lives in a single source of truth: lpsm-dev/data/profile.json, which also generates the profile README. assets/sections.json is a vendored copy of the flattened data/profile.cli.json, refreshed at release time by scripts/sync-sections.sh (run npm run sync to refresh locally) - do not edit it by hand. Only assets/meta.json (the CLI's own labels) is owned here.

3. Usage

Ways to run and use this project.

Node

npm start

or

node index.js
npx lpsm-dev

4. Learning

  • Setup a NPM publish pipeline using github actions.
  • Create a node setup project to create a CLI.
  • Create a release flow in github actions.
  • Centralize content in a single source of truth and consume it at build time.
  • Organize a git repo using editorconfig, gitignore and others.

5. Inspirations

  • Thanks @Neha for sharing your project.

6. Author

👤 Hey!! If you like this project or if you find some bugs feel free to contact me in my channels:

  • GitHub: https://github.com/lpsm-dev

7. Versioning

To check the change history, please access the CHANGELOG.md file.

8. Show your support

Give me a ⭐️ if this project helped you!

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