Jobless

Jobless is a simple DSL written in Ruby for generating CVs. It generates HTML files, which can be easily converted to PDF format if needed. Here's an example of Jobless code.

Jobless.cv do
  name "John Doe"
  email "john.doe@gmail.com"

  employment do
    entry do
      title "Full-stack Rails developer"
      company "Royal Programming Squad"
      start_date "April 2015"
      end_date "June 2015"
    end
    entry do
      title "C# Developer"
      company "Microsoft"
      start_date "January 2015"
      end_date "April 2015"
    end
  end
end

You can see a larger source example here which gets compiled into this.

Installation

You can install jobless via RubyGems

gem install jobless

Then just create a new ruby file, require jobless and start coding. When you run that file your CV will be generated.

Available keywords

Personal info

Following keywords are available on top level:

• name
• email
• location
• address
• homepage

Groups and entries

Key part of a CV are lists of you archievements grouped in different categories. You can add groups to your CV with group keyword. Each group consists of multiple entries

group "Group title" do
  entry do
  end
end

For convenience, Jobless provides several keywords with pre-defined titles.

• employment
• education
• open_source
• other_experience

education do
  entry do
    title "Ruby on Rails Course"
  end
end

Entry

Entry describes one instance of your experience. For example one job position or open source project. Following keywords are available for each entry.

• title
• company
• homepage
• technologies
• description
• start_date
• end_date

They can also have multiple bulletin keywords, each of which will be rendered as one bulletin item.

Style

If you don't like the default style, you can provide your custom stylesheet to be used in the CV.

Jobless.cv do
  name "John Doe"
  email "john.doe@gmail.com"
  stylesheet "my_awesome_style.css"
end

Ports

• Clojure jobless-clj by jbristow