myWebsite — Vite Portfolio Template

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# myWebsite

**A custom React/Vite personal portfolio and resume platform with JSON-driven content, reusable components, theme/language support, automation scripts, and GitHub Pages deployment.**

This repo is both:

- my personal website
- a reusable portfolio/resume template others can adapt

## ✨ Quick Look

- JSON-driven content in `public/data/*`
- reusable React article components
- dark/light theme support
- multi-language support
- downloadable resume + machine-readable CV output
- responsive image generation script
- GitHub Pages deployment workflow
- custom interactive sections, including web art

## 👀 What It Is

This is not a static one-page profile.

It is a small frontend platform for presenting:

- profile and resume data
- projects and timelines
- skills and contact info
- media, writing, and custom interactive sections

Most content changes happen in JSON. Most UI behavior lives in reusable React components and providers.

## 🚀 Feature Highlights

- **Content model:** sections, articles, and items are driven by JSON
- **Reusable UI:** multiple article renderers for portfolio cards, timelines, feature blocks, forms, skills, text, and more
- **Presentation controls:** language switching, theme switching, desktop/mobile layouts
- **Automation:** CV generation, responsive image generation, i18n text validation
- **Deployment:** GitHub Actions workflow for GitHub Pages

## 🧱 Tech Stack

- **Frontend:** React 18, Vite
- **Styling:** SCSS, Bootstrap, React Bootstrap
- **UI / motion / media:** Font Awesome, PrimeIcons, Motion, Swiper, Three.js
- **Utilities:** Sharp, EmailJS
- **Deployment:** GitHub Pages via GitHub Actions

## 🗂️ How It Works

Short version:

1. `src/main.jsx` boots the app and loads settings
2. `DataProvider` loads content from `public/data/*`
3. each section points to its own JSON file
4. `SectionBody.jsx` selects the matching React article component
5. providers handle language, theme, viewport, navigation, and feedback

In practice:

- **JSON** decides what appears
- **React components** decide how it renders
- **SCSS** decides how it looks

## 🧭 Sections

- **Home:** the landing section introduces the profile, role overview, personal branding, and the core structure of the site. It works as the first impression area and quickly orients visitors before they move into the more detailed sections.
- **Experience:** this section presents professional history through timeline-based content, role summaries, and supporting details about previous responsibilities and practical work background.
- **Education:** the education area covers academic studies, training, certifications, and learning milestones that support the overall technical profile.
- **Software:** this section highlights software-oriented work such as coding projects, web projects, and technical builds related to programming and digital product creation.
- **Hardware:** the hardware section focuses on physical systems and infrastructure-related work, including homelab experiments, embedded and automation-oriented projects, and other hands-on technical builds.
- **Writing:** this area is used for text-focused content such as written pieces, structured language-related material, and other content that is better presented through reading than through galleries or project cards.
- **Art:** the art section is reserved for visual and creative work, including galleries, digital experiments, and custom interactive web-art pieces that add a more personal and expressive side to the site.
- **Contact:** the contact section brings together practical communication options such as direct links, resume actions, and contact forms so visitors can reach out through the channel that suits them best.

## ⚡ Quick Start

Use Node.js 24 LTS and the committed npm lockfile for reproducible installs.

```bash
npm ci
npm run dev
```

Useful commands:

```bash
npm run build
npm run preview
npm run lint
npm run cv:generate
npm run images:generate
```

## 📁 Repo Map

```text
src/
  components/   reusable UI and article renderers
  providers/    app-wide state and behavior
  hooks/        parsing, wrappers, utilities
  styles/       SCSS tokens, themes, layout

public/
  data/         portfolio content and config
  images/       source and responsive assets
  generated/    generated CV fragments
  cv/           generated CV page

docs/           current guidance, handoffs, historical evidence
```

## Documentation

- [User guide](USER_GUIDE.md): visitor behavior.
- [Maintainer guide](MAINTANER.md): ownership and workflow.
- [Documentation index](docs/README.md): architecture, guides, decisions, active work, and history.
- [AI orientation](AGENTS.md): concise starting instructions.