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A simple front-end resume generator that does not collect any of your data and does not make any backend requests. Therefore, all changes are saved in localStorage. You can experience it at the following website:
Use the content and style editor to dynamically edit your resume, then click Export PDF button, and in the browser's pop-up window, choose Save as PDF to save it.
Remember to check Background graphics so that the background color can be applied correctly.
Originally, I wanted to write a resume for myself, so I searched for open-source resume generators on GitHub and found two that I found very useful.
Both of these projects are very useful, and I think they can meet most needs. However, I found that when using the latter, the project description would compress the date text when it is too long, and when using the former, I wished for more customization options. So, I embarked on an endless journey of searching.
After going through
- Needing registration/login
- Needing to manually format and write pure MD
- Needing manual formatting for template in docs format
- ...
I decided to write one generator myself (lol)
Since I prefer a simple resume layout, this project doesn't have any complex formatting.
以上です。
Many thanks to the following open-source libraries and contributors. They have made my development experience incredibly enjoyable and effortless.
- React
- Vite
- Zustand
- Iconify
- Ant-design
- Typescript
- Unocss
- react-i18n
- react-markdown
- gh-pages
- html2pdf.js
- react-to-print
- Husky
- react-zoom-pan-pinch
Yes, you can ask your friend to select Export Resume locally and send you the JSON file. Then you can select Import Resume to use it.
You can directly go to Iconify Icons to search for icons, and then copy the corresponding code and use it.
Clone/download the project code to your local machine, and then run the following commands (it is strongly recommended to use Pnpm).
pnpm install
pnpm devpnpm buildpnpm release