This project is a personal portfolio website that emulates a terminal interface, offering a unique and interactive experience. Built entirely with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, it allows users to navigate through my professional information and projects using commands similar to a real terminal.
The website detects mobile devices and displays a warning, encouraging users to access it via a desktop for optimal experience.
- Access the Website: Open the website in a desktop browser. You'll be greeted with an introduction and a terminal prompt.
- Explore with Commands:
- Type
help
to see a list of available commands. - Use
ls
to list available files. - Type
open [filename]
to view the contents of a specific file (e.g.,open about_me.txt
). - Use
whoami
to get information about the current user and system. - Type
clear
to clear the terminal screen. - Use
reboot
to restart the terminal simulation.
- Type
- Side Navigation:
- Click the '☰' icon on the top left to open the side navigation menu.
- Click any file name in the side navigation to automatically type the
open
command for that file in the terminal.
This project is a personal portfolio and not open for contributions at the moment. However, feel free to fork the repository, make changes, and use it as a template for your own project.
The website's terminal-like interface was inspired by and built upon the foundational work of Luis Bragança's project. You can find the original project here: /~https://github.com/luisbraganca/fake-terminal-website.