Added webpage for jnv and created logo

[anton-suprun]

Description

• Created web page with the popular framework Docusaurus
• Created logo (inspired by the Rust crab, and Atuin turle (another awesome CLI tool written in Rust)
• This is just the very initial PR (I will clean up a lot of the unnecessary boiilerplate files/docs such as the secondary .gitignore and git within the website repo, etc)

Instructions for running the website

cd website && npm run start

It will run on localhost:3000 by default

Website

This is just the initial PR with the basic layout; no styling yet, no documentation added, etc. Just wanted to show you what I had in mind and see if you had any suggestions/concerns.

I think we should be able to host this on github pages; I will verify

Logo

Initial logo design; let me know your thoughts (if you like it/dislike it).
If you'd like another creature, let me know and I will make something else :)

My reason for using a squid:

The squid, a fascinating creature of the ocean depths, is a symbol of intelligence, adaptability, and mystery in various cultures. Known for its ability to change colors and shapes, the squid embodies change and transformation. Its elusive nature and profound depth exploration abilities also resonate with themes of the unconscious and the unknown.

The comment about "ability to change colors and shapes" and "..depth exploration" resonated with the tool jnv. Changing shapes of the json via jq queries and supporting large JSON files; hence the "depth exploration". I thought that due to this, it is befitting that the squid is the logo for jnv

Source

Note: I had also created one with an octopus as an example of an alternative; see the images inside the asset/img/ directory

[anton-suprun]

@ynqa

I used Docusaurus in this PR but I think I will use https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/index.html instead. (Discovered it only now)

Since it's built with rust, it seems more appropriate ;)

What are you thoughts; do you have any preference ?

[ynqa]

I used Docusaurus in this PR but I think I will use https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/index.html instead. (Discovered it only now)

Since it's built with rust, it seems more appropriate ;)

What are you thoughts; do you have any preference ?

@anton-suprun Thank you for looking into it. I think mdBook would be better!