Download the latest release from the releases page.
Requirements:
DISTRIBUTION=Linux
CPU_ARCH=amd64
VERSION=$(curl -s "https://api.github.com/repos/germainlefebvre4/cvwonder/releases/latest" | jq -r '.tag_name')
curl -L -o cvwonder "https://github.com/germainlefebvre4/cvwonder/releases/download/${VERSION}/cvwonder_${DISTRIBUTION}_${CPU_ARCH}"
chmod +x cvwonder
sudo mv cvwonder /usr/local/bin/
Write your CV in a YAML file (i.e; cv.yml
):
Generate your CV using the following command:
cvwonder generate --input=cv.yml --output=generated/ --theme=default
The default theme is a simple theme to help you get started. It includes:
- Simple design
- Printable version of your CV
- Web version of your CV
- Github stars and forks count of your side projects
- Graphical bar level for you Tech Skills
- Logo of your companies and schools
Theme templating is based on template/html
package from Go. It is a simple and basic templating engine without any flourish stuff.
To allow basic string manipulation, here are the functions available in the templates:
dec
- Decrement a numberreplace
- Replace a substring by anotherjoin
- Join a list of strings with a separator
Function | Description | Example | Result |
---|---|---|---|
dec |
Decrement a number | {{ dec 2 }} |
1 |
replace |
Replace a substring by another | {{ replace "Hello World" "World" "Universe" }} |
Hello Universe |
join |
Join a list of strings with a separator | {{ join ["one", "two", "three"] ", " }} |
one, two, three |
Serve your CV on a local server to preview it in your browser:
cvwonder serve --input=cv.yml --output=generated/ --theme=default
Enable the watcher to automatically generate your CV when any involved file is modified:
themes/<theme-name>/index.html
: The main template of the theme<input-cv>.yml
: Your CV in YAML format
cvwonder serve --input=cv.yml --output=generated/ --theme=default --watch
go run ./cmd/cvwonder/cvwonder.go --input=cv.yml --output=generated/ --theme=default
# make run
go build -o cvwonder ./cmd/cvwonder/cvwonder.go
# make build
A .vscode/launch.json
file is provided to help you debug the application.