codercraftz 1.0.0 → 1.1.1
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- package/card.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +2 -2
package/README.md
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# npx codercraftz
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A business card that runs in the terminal.
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## What it is
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When someone runs `npx codercraftz` in their terminal, they instantly see your name, role, and links — no website, no browser needed. It's a way to introduce yourself to other developers in a medium they already live in: the terminal.
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## Why
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Developers often share their npm username or GitHub handle. This turns that into something interactive. Instead of saying "google me", you say "run this". It's memorable, on-brand, and takes 5 seconds to experience.
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## How it works
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It's a tiny Node.js script published to npm. `npx` downloads and runs it on the spot — no install required. Uses `chalk` for colors and `boxen` for the bordered card layout.
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## Try it
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```bash
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npx codercraftz
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```
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package/card.js
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`${dim("x")} ${white("x.com/codercraftz")}`,
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`${dim("youtube")} ${white("youtube.com/@codercraftz")}`,
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dim("
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dim("Run npx codercraftz anytime to see this card"),
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].join("\n"),
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package/package.json
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