Streamlit Portfolio

This project is a Streamlit-based portfolio website that showcases a Python developer's work and provides a way for visitors to contact the developer. It consists of a main page displaying the developer's information and a list of projects from a CSV file. It also includes a "Contact Us" page with a form for sending email messages to the developer.

Main Page

The main page of the portfolio website is the entry point for visitors. It displays the developer's profile picture, a title, and a brief introduction. Below the introduction, there is a list of projects with their titles, descriptions, images, and source code links.

Dependencies

• Streamlit
• Pandas

The main page code is located in main.py.

Contact Us Page

The "Contact Me" page allows visitors to send an email message to the developer. It includes a form with fields for the visitor's email address and message. When the visitor submits the form, the email message is sent using the provided email address and a predefined email template.

The "Contact Me" page code is located in the contact.py file.

Dependencies

• Streamlit

Sending Email

The email sending functionality is handled in the send_email.py file. It uses SMTP to send emails and requires the following information to be provided in the code:

• Sender's email address
• Password (stored as an environment variable for security)
• Receiver's email address
• SMTP server information

Please ensure you replace the placeholders with your actual email addresses and the appropriate SMTP server details.

Dependencies

• smtplib
• ssl
• os

Portfolio Data

The portfolio project data is read from a CSV file. The CSV file should be structured with at least the following columns:

• title: The title of the project
• description: A description of the project
• image: The filename of the project's image (located in the "images" directory)
• url: The source code URL of the project

The data is loaded and displayed on the main page.

Running the Portfolio

To run the portfolio website, make sure you have Streamlit and other required dependencies installed. You can run it using the following command:

streamlit run main.py

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use and modify the code for your own purposes.