Overview:
This content is a guide on how to install and customize a React JS portfolio website. It provides step-by-step instructions on cloning the repository, installing dependencies, and making changes to personalize the portfolio. It also includes tips on customizing icons and using custom images.
Features:
- Built on React JS: The website is built using the React JS library of JavaScript.
- Cloning and Using the Repository: Provides instructions on how to clone the repository and download required dependencies.
- Customize Personal Information: Allows users to change personal information, experience, education, social media, certifications, blog information, and contact information in the portfolio.js file.
- Customize Icons: Offers guidance on changing icons by selecting them from a website and replacing the fontAwesomeClassName with the selected icon’s text.
- Use Custom Images: Provides instructions on adding custom images instead of Iconify Icons by inserting the image name into the imageSrc attribute and adding custom styling to the image.
- Customize Github Information: Gives guidance on fetching data from the user’s GitHub account using the git_data_fetcher.mjs file and setting up environment variables.
Installation:
To install the React JS portfolio website, follow these steps:
- Install Node.js and npm.
- Clone the repository using the command
git clone [repository URL]
. - Navigate to the cloned repository directory.
- Run the command
npm install
to download the required dependencies. - Start the project locally by running
npm start
.
Summary:
This content provides a comprehensive guide on installing and customizing a React JS portfolio website. It covers the steps to clone the repository, install dependencies, and make changes to personalize the website. Additionally, it includes instructions on customizing icons, using custom images, and fetching data from the user’s GitHub account. Overall, this guide is a valuable resource for anyone looking to create their own personalized portfolio website using React JS.