resumeConfig

this guide will help you configure and use the resume builder to create your resume page.

Ensure that your resume is formatted according to the JSON Resume standard. This is crucial for the resume builder to interpret and render your resume correctly.

If you don't want to take the time to manually format your resume content and set up hosting, try using this: Resume to JSON

You have two options to provide your resume data:

1. Resume JSON URL:

• Point this to your raw resume JSON hosted online.
• Recommended setups include using Val Town or a GitHub Gist.
• Example:

resumeJsonUrl: "https://example.com/resume.json";

2. Paste Resume JSON:

• Provide the resume JSON directly within the configuration.
• Example:

resumeJson: {
  "basics": { "name": "John Doe" },
  "work": [ ... ]
}

Select a theme for your resume. You can use the predefined themes or create your own:

• Predefined Themes:

  • starterTheme
  • oceanTheme

• Custom Theme:

  • Customize the styles in the starterTheme or create a new one and import it.

If you want to add additional styles, provide a URL to a custom stylesheet:

• Example:

customStyleUrl: "https://example.com/styles.css";

Customize the order of the sections in your resume:

• Default order:

sectionOrder: [
  "header",
  "summary",
  "education",
  "work",
  "projects",
  "volunteer",
  "awards",
  "certificates",
  "publications",
  "skills",
  "languages",
  "interests",
  "references",
];

• Example custom order:

sectionOrder: ["header", "summary", "projects", "education", "work"];

Override any default sections with custom sections:

• Example:

customSections: {
  header: customHeader;
}

Control the visibility of the "Save asPDF" button:

• Example:

savePDFIsVisible: true;

• Copy this resumeConfig's module URL and import it in your resumeHandler.
• Visit the resumeHandler HTTP endpoint to view your resume!

Migrated from folder: resume/hello_resume/resumeConfig

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