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pulkitarora

v1.0.2

Published

Interactive CLI Business Card for Pulkit Arora

Readme

npx whoami

An interactive terminal business card — run it with one command, no install needed.

npx pulkitarora

Demo

demo

What it does

Launches an interactive CLI card with:

  • A boxed profile card — name, role, bio, and links (GitHub, LinkedIn, portfolio)
  • Send me an email — opens a pre-filled Gmail compose window in your browser
  • Download my Resume — pulls the resume PDF straight to your current directory
  • Know about my projects — browse project summaries (tagline, description, tech stack) and jump to the GitHub repo for any of them

All navigation is arrow-key driven.

Tech stack

Run locally

git clone https://github.com/Pulkitarora12/pulkitarora-cli.git
cd pulkitarora-cli
npm install
node index.js

Project structure

.
├── index.js     # CLI entry point — menus, rendering, browser/download logic
├── data.js      # Profile info and project list (edit this to reuse the template)
└── package.json

Using this as a template

Want your own version? Fork it and edit data.js:

export const profile = {
  name: "Your Name",
  title: "Your Role",
  bio: "A short bio.",
  email: "[email protected]",
  links: { GitHub: "...", LinkedIn: "...", Web: "..." },
  resumeUrl: "direct-download-link-to-your-resume.pdf",
  cliCommand: "npx your-package-name",
};

export const projects = [
  {
    name: "Project Name",
    tagline: "One-line summary",
    description: "A couple sentences about it.",
    stack: ["Tech", "Stack", "Here"],
    github: "https://github.com/you/project",
  },
];

Then update the name and bin fields in package.json and publish your own:

npm login
npm publish

Published package

npmjs.com/package/pulkitarora

License

ISC