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rachitjainn

v1.0.0

Published

Interactive terminal portfolio for Rachit Jain — run `npx rachitjainn`

Readme

rachitjainn

An interactive terminal portfolio for Rachit Jain — Senior Software Engineer. Run one command and explore my work in a tiny fake shell, right inside your terminal.

npx rachitjainn

npx rachit was already taken on npm, so the command matches my handle everywhere: rachitjainn (github / linkedin / telegram).

What you get

  • A gradient ASCII boot sequence, then a live rachit@portfolio:~$ shell.
  • Real commands with clickable links and a live IST status clock.
  • Tab autocomplete, ↑/↓ history, and a pile of hidden easter eggs.
  • Works everywhere: piped or non-interactive output falls back to a clean static card.

Commands

| command | what it does | | --- | --- | | help | list commands | | about | who I am | | experience | where I’ve worked | | projects | things I’ve built | | skills | tools I use | | contact | reach me | | links | all my links (then open <n>) | | resume | open my résumé in the browser | | clear / exit | the obvious |

Hidden ones worth trying: neofetch, matrix, hireme, coffee, game, sudo, whoami, ls, cat resume, vim.

You can also print a single section without entering the shell:

npx rachitjainn projects
npx rachitjainn --no-anim   # skip the boot animation
npx rachitjainn --help

Develop locally

npm install
npm run build      # bundle to dist/ with tsup
npm start          # run the built CLI
npm test           # vitest (registry + static card + shell interaction)
npm run typecheck  # tsc --noEmit

All content lives in one file — src/data/portfolio.ts. Edit it to change what every command shows; the UI never hardcodes content.

Tech

Ink (React for CLIs) + TypeScript, bundled with tsup. ASCII via cfonts, gradients via gradient-string, clickable links via terminal-link.

License

MIT © Rachit Jain · rachitja.in