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The goal of this project is to have a huge variety of templates so people can use them freely.
Check how the default template is done in src/components/ResumeTemplates/Default.
src/components/ResumeTemplates/Default
You need a Index.jsx file, like src/components/ResumeTemplates/NewTemplate/Index.jsx and that's it.
Index.jsx
src/components/ResumeTemplates/NewTemplate/Index.jsx
You can use makeStyles from '@material-ui/core/styles' to style your template.
makeStyles
'@material-ui/core/styles'
A prop called resume is going to be sent to your template, with the resume data, this data has a schema like the example below:
resume
{ basics: { enable: true, value: {...} } }
So in every level you can always check if that element is toggled on or off, and then render it or not.
Happy hacking!
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The goal of this project is to have a huge variety of templates so people can use them freely.
Check how the default template is done in
src/components/ResumeTemplates/Default
.You need a
Index.jsx
file, likesrc/components/ResumeTemplates/NewTemplate/Index.jsx
and that's it.You can use
makeStyles
from'@material-ui/core/styles'
to style your template.A prop called
resume
is going to be sent to your template, with the resume data, this data has a schema like the example below:So in every level you can always check if that element is toggled on or off, and then render it or not.
Happy hacking!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: