cc-resume

Connor Couetil's résumé

My résumé, built using open web technologies. It is styled with SASS and uses Webpack to compile all assets for releases. Puppeteer is then loaded to render the resume from HTML to PDF.

Installation

npm install cc-resume

You can use it for your own résumé using the CLI tool, see the Usage section below, or run npx cc-resume help. Provide a path to a HTML file to use as a template, and link to an index.js file in the same directory using a script tag that will require all your webpage's assets.

This package can also be used programmatically with the same API as the CLI tool:

const resume = require('cc-resume');
resume('build', { inFile, buildDir, outDir, publicUrl, verbose });

Usage

Usage:

  cc-resume <command> [--in input-html-file] [--build root-build-directory] [--out output-html-directory] [--public-url url-or-path] [-v|--verbose]

Description:

  Create a personal resume and publish it as a HTML page and PDF file.

Commands:

  help        display this help and exit
  dev         start the development server
  build       generate an HTML and PDF file of the resume.
  test        run tests
  serve       start a web server to preview your files

Options:

  --in             Path to the resume HTML file used as a template by Webpack.
                   Defaults to Connor's resume.
  --build          Root build directory for the project. Defaults to "dist/"
  --out            Directory to output the built HTML/CSS/JS/IMG/PDF files,
                   relative to the root build directory. Defaults to ".".
  --public-url     URL or path where the resume's HTML/CSS/JS/IMG/PDF assets
                   will be hosted. Defaults to "/".
  -v,--verbose     Enable debug logging.