Resume LaTeX template

LaTeX easy-to-use template for tech resume that auto-build on a github page.

Getting Started

Note

The QR code and result pdf will be found in the output/ folder.

Prerequisites

To use this template, you will need to have LaTeX installed on your system. If you don't have LaTeX installed, you can use Overleaf to edit and compile the template.

Personally, I use LaTeX workshop extension for VSCode.

Install

To use this template, you can either download the zip file or clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/MorganKryze/Resume-LaTeX.git

Use

Once installed, it's pretty much it, just edit the resume.tex file to your liking and compile it automatically with LaTeX workshop. the outcome will be a resume.pdf file.

If you encounter errors in the compilation, check that you have correctly installed all the libraries needed.

Then enter in the settings > pages : select "from branch", select "gh-pages" (create the branch if it does not exist), and select "/root". Now at every push, the pdf will be updated on your own github page preview.

If you want to only one language or two languages, you can update the options.yml file like this (only english for example):

languages:
  - english
# - french

To create a qr-code, you can call the qr-code.py file:

python src/generate_qr_code.py

Converting

If you want to use the convert.py file to convert your resume to a jpg or png file, you will need to install the dependencies with:

pip install -r requirements.txt

And add the poppler package to your system.

On macOs, you can install it with:

brew install poppler

Then, according to your os, follow the instructions here.

Finally, you can run the script with:

python src/convert_and_merge.py

This will convert your resume.pdf to a resume.jpg file (this is the manual way, you can also use the script to automatically convert your resume.pdf to a resume.jpg file at every push).

Create your own qr-code

To do so, update the options.yml file by giving the url of your new picture, or by pasting your custom image in src/assets/ and giving the name of the image in the options.yml file. For a url image, you can go like this:

image_source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MorganKryze/Signature-Generator/main/src/resources/cat.jpg

Furthermore, you can also change the color of the qr-code by changing the color_panel value in the options.yml file with the r, g b values of the color you want:

color_panel:
  - 0
  - 0
  - 0

Fork of

This fork is based off of jakegut/resume.

Itself based off of sb2nov/resume.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.