React personal website template with configuration centralized in src/config/index.js
krit — React Portfolio Template
By 9inpachi
krit is a configurable React-based personal website template with configuration centralized in src/config/index.js, suitable for minimalist personal portfolio displays.
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CommonConfig manages the name, social links, and signature drawing path
ProjectsConfig maintains the project list, project links, and icons
CustomSectionsConfig supports any number of custom sections, with content supporting JSX
npm run build outputs to the ./build directory, which can be copied to a server
Template Details
krit is a personal website template written in React, positioned as a configurable portfolio page for minimalists. The project centralizes site information in a single configuration file, so users can replace the name, social links, project list, and custom sections without modifying page components.
The configuration entry point is src/config/index.js, which contains three variable objects: CommonConfig stores personal details, social links, and the signature drawing path; ProjectsConfig stores information for the projects section, allowing a link and icon replacement for each project; CustomSectionsConfig is an array that can hold any number of custom sections, such as Work, Reviews, or Portfolio, and its content property supports JSX, so you can control styling and structure yourself.
Before use, Node.js and Git need to be installed. Obtain the repository via git clone, install dependencies with npm i, and start the development version with npm run start; npm run build outputs the build result to the ./build directory, which can be copied to a server for deployment. The repository uses the Apache-2.0 license, and the demo site is https://9inpachi.github.io/. The template itself contains no backend or data storage; content is built together with the code in the form of configuration files.
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Use Cases
- Build a minimalist personal homepage displaying name, social links, and projects
- Add custom sections such as Work, Reviews, or Portfolio to a personal website
- Quickly replace content by modifying configuration files without changing page components
- Build static files and deploy them to your own server
Suitable For
- Developers who want to maintain a personal portfolio with React
- Personal websites that prefer a minimalist visual style and have a small amount of content
- Users who need to centrally manage site content via configuration files
- Users who can install the Node.js environment and handle build and deployment themselves
Getting started & customization
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Node.js and Git need to be installed in advance
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Run git clone, cd krit, npm i, and npm run start in sequence to start the development version
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Site content is configured in src/config/index.js, involving CommonConfig, ProjectsConfig, and CustomSectionsConfig
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After running npm run build, the build result is located in the ./build directory and can be copied to a server
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The code uses the Apache-2.0 license; third-party assets such as demo images, fonts, and icons need to be checked separately for licensing
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Free to use · keep license noticeThis entry covers the free version under the Apache-2.0 license in the public repository; the free scope is the code of this version and does not mean external services or third-party assets are free.
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Template Information
- Source platforms
- GitHub
- Documentation and maintenance reference score
- Partly documented · 72 / 100
- Technologies
- React
- Website type
- Portfolio
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Source file / repository# krit
An easily configurable personal website template in React with great visuals.
## Set up
For setting up, you will need [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/download/) and [Git](https://git-scm.com/downloads).
## Usage
Open command line or terminal. Clone the project, install dependencies and run it.
```sh
# Clone the project
$ git clone https://github.com/9inpachi/krit.git
# Move into the directory containing the cloned project
$ cd krit
# Install dependencies using npm
$ npm i
# Run a development version of the project
$ npm run start
```
## Configuration
This is the best part. **krit** is easily configurable so that you can make your own personal website out of it!
All the configurable options exist inside [src/config/index.js](src/config/index.js).
Inside the file, there are 3 variable objects which contain all the information.
1. **CommonConfig**
This variable contains all the common configuration of your profile including your name, your social links and the path to draw the signature.
1. **ProjectsConfig**
This variable contains all the information which will be part of the projects section. Here you can add your own projects and provide a link for them and also change the icon as per your liking.
1. **CustomSectionsConfig**
Now this is the fun part. This variable is an array which can hold any number of sections. Here you can define any of your custom sections may it be "Work", "Reviews", "Portfolio" or whatnot. The "content" property supports JSX so you can style or use it however you like!
## Deploying / building
While you are in the root directory of the project, run the following command.
```sh
$ npm run build
```
This will put the built application in the `./build` directory which can be copied to a server.
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