@randy.tarampi/letter

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The spiritual companion to my resume. Just generate some cover letters that match everything else in this monorepo – online and in print on A4, US Letter and US Legal.

You probably want to head over to job-application instead, since it offers some additional features

• Place a JS/JSON/JSX file (say some-awesome-company.json) that can be parsed into an instance of Letter in /src/letters
• Generate your letters by running npm run letter
• View it with open ./dist/some-awesome-company.pdf

Dependencies

See the me dependencies.

Installation

See the me installation instructions.

Usage

# From the `me` monorepo root
yarn lerna run start --scope=@randy.tarampi/letter

Testing

# From the `me` monorepo root
yarn lerna run test --scope=@randy.tarampi/letter

Generation

# From the `me` monorepo root
yarn lerna run build --scope=@randy.tarampi/letter
yarn lerna run letter --scope=@randy.tarampi/letter

Changelog

7.0.0 (2020-10-19)

Bug Fixes

• service: Fix settings for serverless-offline^6 (c358458)
• service: Migrate to the Instagram Graph API. (fadd5ad)

BREAKING CHANGES

• service: I mean, technically, since we've had to create new API keys with a new service, read at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-basic-display-api. But it was broken since IG turned off the old API at the end of June so 🤷‍♂️

Just blindly switch to https://www.npmjs.com/package/instagram-graph-sdk, which I'll probably pitch in on to actually add the individual media call (instead of nakedly using fetch to do it myself).

We'll test this in dev in the morning 'cause the redirect doesn't work with non https callback URIs...