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evilbof/evilbof.github.io

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TLDR

Source code for a personal website built with React and Vite, organized into components, assets, and styles with a standard dev and build workflow.

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  root((evilbof.github.io))
    Structure
      Components
      Assets
      Styles
    Tech Stack
      React
      Vite
      JavaScript
    Workflow
      Local dev server
      Build for hosting
    Audience
      Personal site visitors
      Developer portfolio
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Use this project as a starter template for your own React and Vite personal website or portfolio.

USE CASE 2

Clone the repo to study how a simple React site is structured with components, assets, and styles folders.

USE CASE 3

Run the local dev server to make live changes and preview them in the browser instantly.

Tech stack

ReactViteJavaScriptHTMLCSS

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
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In plain English

This repository holds the source code for a personal website, built using React and Vite. React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and Vite is a tool that speeds up the development process by quickly compiling and serving the code during development. The project is organized into folders for components (reusable building blocks of the page), assets (images and other static files), and styles (the CSS that controls how the page looks). The main entry point is a file called main.jsx, which loads everything together. To work on this project locally, you install its dependencies with a single command, then start a development server that lets you preview changes in the browser as you make them. When ready to publish, a build command compiles everything into optimized files suitable for hosting. The README does not describe what the personal site actually displays or who it belongs to beyond the repository owner.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I want to build a personal portfolio site like evilbof.github.io using React and Vite. Walk me through creating the same folder structure with components, assets, and styles, and set up a dev server.
Prompt 2
I cloned evilbof.github.io and want to add a dark mode toggle. Show me how to add a theme switcher component in React using CSS variables.
Prompt 3
Show me how to deploy a Vite-built React site to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions so it publishes automatically on every push to main.
Prompt 4
I want to add a contact form to this React personal site. Write a component that sends form data to a free service like Formspree without needing a backend.
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