sys-core is a fully static, GitHub Pages-deployed personal portfolio site built with React, Vite, and Framer Motion. It presents a developer’s projects, skills, writing, and case studies through a space mission-control interface — complete with animated starfields, nebula backgrounds, radar sweeps, and HUD-framed content panels.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/apursley2012/sys-core/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Introduction
Understand what sys-core is, what it includes, and how it’s structured.
Quickstart
Clone, install, and run the site locally in under five minutes.
Architecture
Explore the component hierarchy, routing strategy, and data layer.
Cosmic UI Components
Browse every visual component — Starfield, HUD Frame, Orbital Diagram, and more.
What’s Inside
sys-core ships with two categories of building blocks: cosmic visual components that create the space atmosphere, and layout components that structure navigation and transitions.Starfield
Three-layer parallax star animation
Nebula Background
Glowing cosmic atmosphere overlay
HUD Frame
Sci-fi panel wrapper for content
Orbital Diagram
Coordinate-based project visualization
Radar Sweep
Animated radar scan effect
Frequency Gauge
Skill level frequency-band display
Site Sections
The portfolio is organized into six content sections, each powered by a dedicated JavaScript data module.Projects
NEXUS_CORE, AETHER_SYNC, STELLAR_ROUTER, and more — with tech stacks and coordinates
Skills
Four system groups mapped to radio frequencies: NAV, PROPULSION, LIFE SUPPORT, COMMS
Writing
Technical articles with signal-strength ratings and UHF/VHF/HF band classifications
Case Studies
Deep-dive mission reports on PROJECT ORION and OPERATION NEBULA