- For Astro to run on your system, you will also need to have Node.js installed, version
v18.17.1orv20.3.0or later. (v19is not supported.)
# Check if you already have a compatible version of Node.js installed
node -v-
If the command returns a version number higher than
v18.17.1orv20.3.0(excluding anyv19), you’re good to go! -
If the command returns an error message like
Command 'node' not found, or a version number lower than the required, then you need to install a compatible Node.js version.
- Using the command line:
# Initialize the project
npm create astro@latest -- --template dakodonnell/astrolio- Or, simply clone as a template from Github
Add your portfolio content:
- Place your CV file as
src/cv.json - Must follow the JSON Resume schema
- Sample CV is included for demo or editing
- Optional attributes for projects:
"isActive": true, "GitHub": "https://github.com/GitHubUsername/GitHubRepo"
# See the result
npm run dev-
Open http://localhost:4321 in your browser to see the result 🚀
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If you wish to deploy your portfolio site to the web, continue to step 4
Connect your portfolio repo to a platform that deploys static web applications (Netlify or Vercel are good options)
- If you know what you are doing, you can deploy your portfolio site directly from here:
The Command Palette is a quick-access menu for portfolio actions, accessible via a hotkey on PC (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K) or a button on mobile.
Quickly use it to:
- Export your portfolio as a PDF
- Navigate to any project, publication, or website link from the resume
- Jump to the Astrolio template page to create your own portfolio
| Hotkeys match each action for instant access |  |
MIT - Go crazy.
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My wife Melissa, for her feedback and for being a delight
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Bartosz Jarocki, for inspiring the project
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Miguel Ángel Durán, for the shoulders I stand on