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jsonresumify-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Make an interactive, printable, minimalistic nice looking web resume in seconds! You will just take care of a single .json file, let jsonresumify-cli do the rest.

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jsonresumify-cli

Make an interactive, printable, minimalistic nice looking web resume in seconds! You will just take care of a single .json file, let jsonresumify-cli do the rest.

MIT License Astro

How to use

Create the template

  1. Execute npm install -g jsonresumify-cli (Since its a CLI, you need to install it globally).
  2. Execute jsonresumify-cli.
  3. Type a name for the project's directory (default jsonresumify-cli).
    And that's it, the template for your resume was created!

Start the project and edit your resume

  1. Execute cd {directory name}.
  2. Execute npm run dev.
  3. Go to localhost:4321 to see the example resume.
  4. Look for src/cv.json and start filling it with your data.

When you are ready to share it

Just execute npm run build and use the static files on the dist folder.

In case you want to customize the template

Made with Astro
JSON Schema based on JSON Resume
Template based on Bartosz Jarocki
Special mention to MiduDev
Keyboard shortcuts by Ninja Keys

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