CV

This is the repository that hosts my CV in TeX format.

Prerequisites

Local installation

A full TeX distribution is required. Various distributions are available for different operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix).

Here is the procedure for Mac on which brew is available:

Install MacTex: $> brew cask install mactex

This should install everything you need.

Configure your path:

$> open /Applications/TeX/What\ Is\ Installed.pdf

In this pdf you will find the folder where the binaries are installed. In my case it is /usr/local/texlive/2017.

Add the binary directory to your PATH: $> export PATH="/usr/local/texlive/2017/bin/x86_64-darwin/:$PATH"

If you encounter the following error, please download the .otf and double click on it to install it. Install the FontAwesome font from the fonts folder.

Docker

rabbf provides a docker image able to compile this repository smoothly. (Note the image is quite big. Might be valueable to shrink it in a CI environment.)

If you want to use this simple solution you need docker installed.

Then at the root of this repository:

$> docker run -v `pwd`:`pwd` -w `pwd` raabf/latex-versions:texlive2018 make cv && open dist/cv.pdf

GitHub Actions

This repository uses GitHub Actions and leverage open source actions:

• aws cli from actions, it helps uploading the artifact on S3
• upload-to-release from JasonEtco which enables storing the CV in the release

Credits

• LaTeX FontAwesome is a binding that allow use of FontAwesome into your TeXdocuments.
• Awesome-CV on which I based my TeX CV
• AltaCV

TODO

• Upgrade FontAwesome:
  • fontawesome-latex,
  • latex-fontawesome,
  • Using font-awesome with xe-latex,
• Automatic pdf comparison (here)
• Add a Github actions filter to avoid onPush worklow when this is a release
• Continuous integration with circleci:
  • Simple gist
  • LaTeX with circleci
  • Building PDF with LaTeX on circleci
• Add preview in png format
  • Get pngs from a multipage-pdf

Documents

• xcolor documentation
• \chronology command