How to create Terminal based CV Tutorial

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I have an idea for a new feature for jQuery Terminal

It's popular example on CodeSandbox.
It would be nice to have this tutorial. Since it's a common thing and users will be able to create it themself.

It should include

• Window in the middle - Link to Codepen
• Colors
  • Ubuntu prompt
  • Kali Prompt
  • XML formatting
    • Extending XML formatter
  • Low level formatting
  • Explanation of flat structure and nested formatting
  • Lolcat
  • Different Colors
• Figlet
  • ASCII Canvas
  • Responsive Greetings
• Parsing commands
• renderHandler - Maybe mini React App / Iframe / Canvas game
• Less command for projects with images
• ASCII table - education
• Skills as Histogram Chart
• Custom completion
• Compound commands (with completion)
• show how to add menu completion
• sudo command
• API
  • Random fact
  • Joke
  • Bitcoin and Ethereum price (find API)
• Typing Animation - automation like in Resume Laptop, Just (S)CSS Terminal, Animated Terminal Session
• Frame Animation
• Contact form with forms
• Async/await
• Newsletter sign up form
• List of ideas for customization
  • Pipe
  • Fake Linux Terminal
  • Matrix background
  • Particle Background
  • Industrial Background
  • WinBox dialog
  • Booting sequence
  • Git interaction
  • NPM interaction
  • NPM binary that prints Resume that can also be installed from the terminal
  • Windows/Powershell Terminal
  • Games
  • Terminal on Transparent animate background Make terminal fully working with transparent background #698
  • Vintage Terminal and Collection
• Credits or Acknowledge command example
• Emoji - everybody loves emoji Loading emoji is slow #810
• Links that execute commands
• Record command - share URL - URL shortener
• Call to action to comment with your portfolio

Inspiration

• Filled commands
• CodePen Home Mac OSX Terminal Window for Console Log
• Fallout Terminal - Chapter 2 - Goodbye
• Modal Window

TITLE: How to create an Impressive Interactive Terminal based Portfolio

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The article was written and Published on FreeCodeCamp:

How to Create an Interactive Terminal-Based Portfolio Website

Note, that it doesn't include all the features listed above.