ssh-profile

Display your personal profile card in any terminal:

ssh john-profile

Quick Start

# 1. Clone and configure
cp .env.example .env       # copy template
# edit .env with your info
# replace assets/profile.JPG with your photo

# 2. Run
go run .                   # starts on localhost:2222 (from .env)

# 3. Test
ssh -p 2222 -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no localhost

Host keys are auto-generated on first run — no manual keygen needed.

Features

• Interactive TUI — navigate with arrow keys between tabs
• Figlet ASCII Name — "slant" font rendered in CYAN
• Three tabs: About · Experience · Contacts
• Career Timeline — vertical timeline with box-drawing characters
• OSC-8 Hyperlinks — clickable links in supporting terminals
• Intro Animation — boot-sequence style connection animation
• CYAN Accent — consistent #00FFFF accent color throughout

Navigation

Key	Action
← →	Switch between tabs
↑ ↓	Navigate contact links
Tab	Cycle tabs
q	Exit

Configuration

All profile fields can be set via environment variables in .env:

Variable	Description
PORT	SSH listen port (default: 22)
PROFILE_NAME	Your display name
PROFILE_ROLE	Your title / role
PROFILE_BIO	Short bio
PROFILE_AVATAR	Path to profile image
PROFILE_GITHUB	GitHub URL
PROFILE_LINKEDIN	LinkedIn URL
PROFILE_LEETCODE	LeetCode URL
PROFILE_EMAIL	Email address
PROFILE_LOCATION	Location
PROFILE_STATUS	Current status

Env vars override profile.yaml values. You can also edit profile.yaml directly.

SSH Shortcut

Add to ~/.ssh/config:

Host john-profile
  HostName yourapp.fly.dev
  Port 22
  StrictHostKeyChecking no

Then just ssh john-profile.

Deploy to Fly.io

fly launch
fly secrets set HOST_KEY="$(cat assets/host_key)"
fly ips allocate-v4
fly deploy