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@jaycanuck/jsonresume-theme-material
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This is the Material theme for JSON Resume project. Fork of nocturnalbeast's jsonresume-theme-material with bugfixes and slight styling changes for output simplification.
We need to install the dependencies. Local projects/workspaces will need both resume-cli
and this theme, @jaycanuck/jsonresume-theme-material
.
npm install resume-cli @jaycanuck/jsonresume-theme-material
Resume-CLI will look for a valid resume.json
file in the current working directory.
This theme can be used like other themes with resume-cli
commands.
For serving locally:
resume serve --theme @jaycanuck/jsonresume-theme-material --port 8000
For exporting to PDF or HTML:
resume export --format pdf --theme @jaycanuck/jsonresume-theme-material resume.pdf
The theme is structured as follows:
package.json
- The NPM definition of the theme (this theme) package.index.js
- The entrypoint for JSON Resume tool.main.hbs
- The main template, uses Handlebars as it's templating engine.partials/*.hbs
- The sections of the Handlebars template, included within the main.hbs
file.style.css
- The material theme CSS definition.resume.json
- The sample resume data containing all fields that are supported within this theme.A sample resume.json
file has been included within this repository. This contains all the fields that are supported within this theme.
Once you modify the data within the resume.json
file and save it, the brower will reload if the server is running.
In this template, only summary
can host HTML content. This can be done like so:
{
"name": "Heading",
"summary": "Point 1<br>Point 2<br>Point 3"
}
FAQs
Material theme for JSON Resume
We found that @jaycanuck/jsonresume-theme-material demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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