Vishnu-cli-npx ⚡

Your terminal just got cooler — run npx vishnupriyan and unlock a custom, fast, and interactive experience from the creator himself. Built for devs, learners, and curious minds.

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🚀 What is this?

vishnu-cli-npx is a personal, zero-install, command-line tool that shows you:

• 📄 A short and clean intro to Vishnupriyan
• 🌐 Links to his projects, socials, and portfolio
• 💡 Quick access to his developer profile, skills, and interests
• 🔗 All directly inside your terminal, in under 2 seconds

It's like a digital business card — but geeked up for developers 😎

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⚙️ How to Run

✅ One-liner – No setup, no install:

npx vishnupriyan

Yup. That’s it.
No git clone, no npm install.
Just one command — works on any system with Node.js installed.

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🧠 Use Cases

• 🔍 Curious about Vishnupriyan? Just type npx vishnupriyan
• 🤝 Hiring or collaborating? Get a fast overview from your terminal
• 💼 Want inspiration for your own personal CLI card? Clone this repo!

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✨ Features

• 🧑‍💻 Developer bio & background
• 🔗 Clickable links to GitHub, LinkedIn, projects, and more
• 🎨 Clean, stylized terminal output
• 🪄 Instant usage with NPX (no global installs)
• 📦 Open source — fork & make your own!

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🛠 Built With

• Node.js
• NPX
• Pure JavaScript & terminal magic

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🧩 Related Projects & Inspirations

• npx card – The original CLI card concept
• create-github-profile-cli – Interactive profile CLI
• business-card – Terminal-based business card

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🤖 Try It Out Now!

npx vishnupriyan

💥 Experience a fast, fun, and minimal terminal-based profile card.
Go ahead and give it a shot — you're just one command away!

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✍️ Make Your Own CLI Card!

Want a CLI like this for yourself?
Here’s how to customize it:

# 1. Fork or clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/vishnupriyanv/vishnu-cli-npx.git

# 2. Move into the project folder
cd vishnu-cli-npx

# 3. Open the main CLI file (usually cli.js or index.js)
code cli.js

🔧 Inside cli.js, look for the section where info is printed, and update it like this:

#!/usr/bin/env node

console.log(`
👋 Hey there! I'm [Your Name]
🌐 Portfolio: https://yourwebsite.com
💼 GitHub: https://github.com/yourusername
🔗 LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/yourprofile

Thanks for checking out my CLI card!
`);

# 4. Update package.json fields:
# - name
# - version
# - description
# - author
# - bin

code package.json

{
  "name": "your-cli-name",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "Your awesome CLI card",
  "author": "Your Name",
  "bin": {
    "your-cli-name": "./cli.js"
  }
}

# 5. Publish to NPM (once your account is set up)
npm login
npm publish

✅ Now run it from anywhere using:

npx your-cli-name

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📄 License

MIT — use it, modify it, share it. Just don’t forget to drop a ⭐!

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🙌 Credits

“Tools should disappear into the background and let you build.” — Vishnupriyan P R, caffeinated coder ☕