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ResumeCopilot is a Ruby library designed to interact with the Resume Copilot API, allowing developers to integrate job search functionality into their applications.
For detailed API documentation, visit:
Resume Copilot API
Resume Copilot is your one-stop solution for crafting the perfect resume. It is available as a plugin in the ChatGPT Plus version, helping users streamline their resume-building process. With Resume Copilot, you can:
To learn more, visit:
Resume Copilot Website
Resume Copilot is also available as a ChatGPT plugin to enhance your resume-writing experience. You can access it here:
Resume Copilot on ChatGPT
To install ResumeCopilot as a RubyGem, use the following command:
gem install resume_copilot
Or add it to your Gemfile:
gem 'resume_copilot'
Then run:
bundle install
Here’s a basic example of how to use the library to perform a job search:
require 'resume_copilot'
request = ResumeCopilot::JobSearchRequest.new(
title: "developer",
size: 10
)
results = ResumeCopilot::JobSearchHelper.search_jobs(request)
results.jobs.each do |job|
puts "Job: #{job.name} at #{job.company_name}"
end
We welcome contributions! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to improve the library.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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