Your Devprint

This repo customises your card at devprint.dev/<your-username>.

The devprint.json in this repo is a real worked example — Devprint's maintainer's actual filled-in card. Fork it, then replace the values with yours.

What this repo is

Devprint reads devprint.json from this repo and merges its contents into your live card — your tagline, what you're available for, career history, talks, writing, endorsements, links. Public GitHub data does the rest of the work.

The repo's name is devprint (not .github or <username>/<username>) because Devprint also looks here, and it's the easiest path: clone our template once, edit one file, push.

How to use it

1. Open devprint.json in this repo.
2. Edit the fields you want to fill in. Every field is optional — Devprint shows what you give it, hides what you don't.
3. Commit + push. Your card at devprint.dev/<your-username> updates within ~5 minutes (CloudFront cache).

What you can put in it

See the full schema reference for the complete list, or just look at devprint.json here for an annotated example.

The headline fields:

Field	What it does
tagline	Title line under your name
status / available	The status ribbon (no ribbon by default — only shown when you set it)
about	Replaces the auto-generated About paragraph
experience	Career rows with role / org / dates
education	Schools and degrees
pinned	Repos to feature first in Selected Works
highlights	Bulleted Highlights section
talks / writing / endorsements	What it says on the tin
links	The link rail (https only)

Safety

• Every string runs through Devprint's PII scrubber.
• HTML is escaped on render — you can't sneak markup in via your tagline.
• Links must be http:// or https://. javascript:, data:, relative URLs are dropped.
• Field lengths are capped (no novel-length about pages).

Removing it

Delete the file, or delete this repo. Your card goes back to public-data-only.

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Built on Devprint — the GitHub fingerprint generator. The Devprint codebase is at github.com/jhammant/devprint.