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jsonresume-theme-basic

v1.0.3

Published

a year ago

Basic theme for JSON Resume

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Basic theme for JSON Resume

Basic theme for JSON Resume is very... basic. It can therefore be used both as a theme and boilerplate. The theme covers every single key of the JSON Resume schema.

Preview

Louis Fischer Resume

Usage

Theme

Make sure you have resume-cli installed
```
 npm install -g resume-cli
```
Install the theme
```
 npm install jsonresume-theme-basic
```
Serve your resume using the theme Basic
```
 resume serve -t basic
```

Boilerplate

Using Docker

Download the repository and change the current working directory

 git clone https://github.com/louisfisch/jsonresume-theme-basic.git && cd jsonresume-theme-basic

Build the image then build, create and start the container in detached mode (container will run in the background)
```
 docker compose up --build --detach
```
Copy and paste your resume.json file in the current working directory

Serve your resume using Basic theme

 docker exec jsonresume-theme-basic node_modules/.bin/resume serve -t .

Using your own environment

Make sure you have resume-cli installed
```
 npm install -g resume-cli
```

Download the repository and change the current working directory

 git clone https://github.com/louisfisch/jsonresume-theme-basic.git && cd jsonresume-theme-basic

Copy and paste your resume.json file in the current working directory
Serve your resume using Basic theme
```
 resume serve -t .
```