Prints the resume of Bharathkumar Palanisamy to the terminal.
Try these in order:
# 1) Preferred (assignment requirement)
npx @bharathkumar-palanisamy
# 2) Fallback (if npm rejects scoped single-name)
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy
# 3) Scoped fallback with slash (alternative)
npx @bharathkumar-palanisamy/resumenpx bharathkumar-palanisamy --interactivenpx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format json --section personal
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --help
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --version
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --section personal experience
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format plain --output my-resume.txt
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format html --output resume.html
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format pdf --output resume.pdfNew specialized export formats for different use cases:
# JSON-LD Schema for SEO optimization
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format jsonld --output resume.jsonld
# ATS-friendly format for job applications
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format ats --output resume-ats.txt
# Portfolio website generator
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format portfolio --output portfolio.html
# REST API specification
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --format api --output api-spec.jsonFor detailed documentation, see Enhanced Export Formats.
Use your own resume data instead of the default:
# Use a custom resume.json file
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --config my-resume.json
# Combine with other options
npx bharathkumar-palanisamy --config ~/resumes/tech-resume.json --format html --output resume.htmlnpm install
chmod +x cli.js
node cli.jsnpm login
npm publish --access publicNotes:
- If you publish the scoped package (
@bharathkumar-palanisamy) npm may accept or reject the name depending on registry rules. - If rejected, use one of the fallback names described above.
cli.js— executable Node script that prints the resumepackage.json— package metadata (name, bin, dependencies)README.md— this file
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