Calling Card

In case you ever need my information and all you have is a terminal and npm.

Usage

npx digitaladept

Clone this repo (or create a new one) and adjust the profile and art assets to build your own terminal calling card:

Edit config/profile.js with your name, biography, and contact links. Each entry in infoSections can be a string or an array if you want multiple lines under one label.
Update colors or gradients by tweaking bin/colors.js, then reference any new styles by name from the profile file.
Swap ASCII art by editing the files under art/ or adding new modules and registering them in art/index.js. The artOrder export in config/profile.js controls the render sequence.
Run npm run lint for style checks and node bin/card.js to preview the box output locally before publishing.
Utilising figlet update the ./art/banner.js file. example figlet -f rectangles <yourhandle> >> art/banner.js, then update the quote wrapping accordingly and validate with lint.

Want to publish it so others can view it with npx?

Update package.json and change the name, version, and other fields to make it yours.
Push your code to a new public repository.
Sign up for an npm account, if you don't have one.
Authenticate with npm login.
Publish your package using npm publish from the project root.

For more info, check out the official npm publish guide.

Completely borrowed this idea from reverentgeek :)