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kcv-theme-umennel

v0.1.2

Published

Uche Mennel's jsonresume theme

Downloads

15

Readme

Uche's jsonresume Theme

This is the my own custom theme to create a resume with JSON Resume. It is based on Bootstrap CSS and features a printable 2-column layout.

See example here (don't forget to check out the print view)

Note: Most browsers hide background colors in the print view by default. You need to enable background colors to generate a fully featured print view.

Getting started

To get started, make sure you installed node.js and npm.

Install the command line tools

Use the official resume-cli to run the development server.

Install it using npm:

sudo npm install -g resume-cli

Install and serve theme

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/umennel/jsonresume-theme-umennel

We need to install the dependencies. cd into the theme folder you just cloned and run:

npm install

This will read the local package.json and install the packages listed under dependencies.

While inside the theme folder, simply run:

resume serve

You should now see this message:

Preview: http://localhost:4000
Press ctrl-c to stop

Customization

Content

To build your own resume, create a resume.json file in the current folder and follow the json resume schema.

Note: The theme uses Font Awesome icons to generate the network icons in the contact section. If you don't see an icon displayed, check if there is a Font Awesome icon available for your specific network.

I addition to the the json resume schema, this theme also supports:

  • adding keywords to a work item

Layout/Style

The easiest way to customize the layout and style of this theme is by modifying style.css. You may also want to adapt print.css to achieve a specific print style. The print style is very useful for PDF generation as well.

Contribute

Feel free to fork the project and submit pull requests or open an issue if you find something not working for you.

License

Available under GPLv3.