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nangabhaalu

v1.1.2

Published

⚡ ANUJ DUBEY CLI — PROMPT & LET AI THINK V1.1 — Interactive Terminal Experience

Readme

⚡ Retro Portfolio CLI

A cyber-arcade style terminal portfolio you can run instantly with npx.
Built with Node.js — retro neon aesthetics, smooth animations, and interactive navigation.

retro node license

🚀 Quick Start

npx retro-portfolio

That's it. No install, no setup, no config.

🖥 What You Get

  • Boot animation — scanline flicker + loading spinner
  • ASCII art banner — your name in massive gradient text
  • Interactive menu — arrow-key navigation across 5 sections
  • Projects gallery — browse & open GitHub repos in your browser
  • Social links — Instagram, X, LinkedIn, Discord, GitHub
  • Spotify playlists — curated mood playlists, open with one click
  • About page — bio, skills, interests, current project
  • Retro styling — neon cyan/magenta/green/amber on dark backgrounds

🛠 Local Development

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/retro-portfolio-cli.git
cd retro-portfolio-cli
npm install
npm start

✏️ Customisation

Edit src/data.js to replace placeholder content with your own:

  • profile — name, tagline, bio, skills, interests
  • projects — GitHub repos with descriptions
  • socials — social media links
  • playlists — Spotify playlist URLs

📦 Publishing to npm

npm login
npm publish

Users can then run npx retro-portfolio to experience your portfolio.

📂 Project Structure

retro-portfolio-cli/
├── package.json      # npm manifest & bin entry
├── .gitignore
├── README.md
└── src/
    ├── cli.js        # entry point — boot, banner, menu loop
    ├── data.js       # placeholder portfolio data
    ├── screens.js    # section renderers (home, projects, etc.)
    └── ui.js         # colour helpers, dividers, animations

License

MIT