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resume

This repository is a static Github Pages hosted resume with a modern, monotone aesthetic with mobile device support. The site also allows for dynamic PDF generation, supporting both light mode and dark mode.

Inspiration

The original style stems from the responsive-resume-cv-smith repository, but modified and stylized to my liking.

Local Modifications

# Modify resume contents 
nvim ./index.html 

# Modify html2pdf Configuration
nvim ./assets/js/main.js 

# Modify fonts & spacing
nvim ./assets/css/styles.css

# Serve changes on http://localhost:3000
npm install serve --global
serve

Forking Instructions

  • I have made sure to comment and standardize the contents of index.html to allow for easy modification for anyone that wants to steal use my resume template.

    1. Fork this repository.
    2. Add your own profile picture to the assets/img directory.
    3. Adjust index.html with your own data accordingly.
    4. Enable page deployment for your repository: Repo --> Settings --> Pages --> Build and Deployment --> Deploy from a branch (main)
    5. Your resume should then be hosted at: https://<username>.github.io/<repo_name>

Note

Current Issue(s) / Tip(s):

  • There are no intuitive page breaks/hard defined cut offs, meaning the resume will need to be fairly fine-tuned. This will include:

    • Manually refreshing the local copy to check general spacing.
    • Using class ID's within index.html to manually set page breaks in the html2pdf options inside of main.js.
    • Manually tweaking spacing of the CSS inside of styles.css.
  • When using the html2pdf functionality, you may need to play with scaling to get it to look exactly how you want / match the standard site. If needed, adjust scaling via .scale-cv inside of css/styles.css. On top of this, to view what it would look like without having to generate a PDF every time, open up the developer console and type scaleCv() to rescale to PDF size, and removeScale() to undo the scaling.


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Static Github Pages hosted resume with a modern, monotone aesthetic and mobile device support.

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