This project comes with a dummy data set held in the file resume-sample.json
.
For create your own resume file you can either copy from that file or start a
new one following the jsonresume schema.
All you have to do is having a file named resume.json
in the project's root
with the data you want to print in your resume.
This project respects fully the schema but it has some special cases or improvements over it:
-
basics.summary, basics.name, awards.summary, *.name
You can add html inside such as br, p, strong...
If adding ul and li to the content the colored bullets will show up (not in
basics.name
). -
basics.background
Url of the background image behind the main section (top left where the avatar, name and position lies).
-
basics.profiles
The social network icon preceding the
url
is generated based onnetwork
.username
is being ignored. Allowed values fornetwork
are: -
work
Added the posibility to represent promotions or position changes within the same company. For doing so you need to wrap the related work positions with an extra array like so:
"work": [ [ { "company": "Pied Piper", "position": "CEO", "website": "http://piedpiper.com", "startDate": "2016-07-01" }, { "company": "Pied Piper", "position": "CTO", "website": "http://piedpiper.com", "startDate": "2014-04-13" } ], { "company": "Hooli", "position": "Software Engineer", "website": "http://hooli.com", "startDate": "2011-02-01" } ]
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languages
For showing the correct country flag you need to use one of the below languages:
language Chinese Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Greek Hindi Italian Japanese Korean Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Spanish Swedish Turkish If your language country is not in the list open an issue and I will be please to add it for you.
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skills
When in
sidebar mode
, the data used is onlyname
andlevel
. The latest has to be a number between 0 and 5. -
certifications
(extra data, not in the original schema)Same data structure as awards