📄 Resume

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CV in JSON Resume format with multilingual support and automatic deployment to GitHub Pages.

💻 Local Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build and serve locally
npm run serve

# Build everything (HTML, PDF, JSON)
npm run build

⚙️ Configuration

The project uses environment variables. Copy .env.example to .env for local development:

Variable	Description	Default
BASE_PATH	Base path for GitHub Pages	''
CV_NAME	Name in slug format (e.g., john-doe)	john-doe
LANGUAGES	Supported languages (comma-separated)	en,es

Tip

PDFs are generated as {CV_NAME}_cv_{lang}.pdf.

📁 Structure

File	Description
config.js	Centralized configuration
resume.{lang}.json	CV in the specified language
.env.example	Configuration example

📦 Output

Note

The first language in LANGUAGES is served at root (/), others in subdirectories (/{lang}/).

File	Description
dist/index.html	Default language HTML
dist/{name}_cv_{lang}.pdf	Default language PDF
dist/content.json	Default language JSON
dist/{lang}/...	Other language files

🛠️ Commands

Command	Description
npm run serve	Build and serve CV locally
npm run build	Build everything (HTML, PDF, JSON)
npm run build:html	Generate HTML for all languages
npm run build:pdf	Generate PDF for all languages
npm run build:json	Copy JSON for all languages

🍴 Customize for Your Fork

1. Create your resume.{lang}.json files

2. Configure variables in GitHub:

   • Go to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Variables
   • Create the following repository variables:

   Variable	Description	Example
   BASE_PATH	Your repository name	resume
   CV_NAME	Your name in slug format	john-doe
   LANGUAGES	Languages comma-separated	en,es

3. Enable GitHub Pages:

   • Go to Settings → Pages
   • Under Source, select GitHub Actions

4. Push and GitHub Pages will deploy automatically

🚀 Deployment

The CV deploys automatically to GitHub Pages when pushing to main with changes in resume.*.json, config.js, or scripts/.

📜 License

MIT