This is a mostly LaTeX template right now. If you want to use just markdown, this isn't the template to use. I'm trying to work on some lua filters that might facilitate this template in a more language agnostic way. Pull requests welcome!
The YAAC: Another Awesome CV template is licensed under LaTeX Project Public License v1.3c (LPPL).
quarto use template mps9506/quarto-yaac
This will install the extension and create an example .qmd file that you can use as a starting place for your article.
If you are using R, the quartoYAAC package has functions to add the template files to your active project and provides other convienence functions in R.
remotes::install_github("mps9506/quartoYAAC")
library(quartoYAAC)
use_quarto_yaac(file_name = "My_CV")
Specify section headings using H1 (#
) and adding the .sectiontitle
class. To include a formatted fontawesome icon in the heading include
the .faIcon
class as the second class (replacing “Icon” with the
desired icon name). For example:
# Experience {.sectiontitle .faSuitcase}
See the fontawesome5 Latex package documentation for a full list of FontAwesome icons and names that can be used in this template.
Most of the document relies on .tex
, examples are included in
template.qmd. R users can utilize functions in
quartoYAAC to convert data frames to
formatted .tex
within the quarto document.
Plenty of formatting options that can be set in the document yaml:
title: YAAC-CV
format:
quarto-yaac-pdf:
## available document class options include:
## localFont, which uses the included Source Sans Pro font;
## alternative, which provides an alternative document layout (recommended);
## one of the following accent colors: green, red, indigo, orange, monochorome;
## if accent color is undefined, it will be blue;
## one of the following pt sizes: 10pt, 11pt, 12pt;
## showLinks, which highlights links in the pdf;
## compact, which changes seperator spacing;
classoption: localFont, alternative, red, 10pt, compact
firstname: William
lastname: Gosset
## optional tagline for the top, follows name ##
tagline: Brewmaster and Student
## optional links
## currently linkedin, github, and
## website are supported
linkedin: username
website-name: quarto.org
website-address: quarto.org
github: github
## contact info
smartphone: 1-(234)-567-8901
email: [email protected]
address: Guinness Brewery · Park Royal · London NW10 7RR, UK
## other optional info
# infos: optional additional info
#photo: resources/William_Sealy_Gosset # optional photo
## date used in the footer
date: last-modified
## use the following if you want to use citeproc
## to insert a short publication references
## section. Otherwise comment it out.
nocite: '@*'
bibliography: "peer_bib.bib"
csl: apa-cv.csl
Here is the source code for a minimal sample document: template.qmd.
# v1.0.1
- Added lua filter support for multiple bibliographies.
- Added support for all document class options in the template tex.
- Fixed bug where local Source Sans Pro fonts were not recognized and only
loaded via LaTeX package.
- Added Source Sans Code font for monospaced fonts.
- Fixed bug where biblatex was running even though citeproc is the specified
way of building document references.
- Added colored links when an accent color is defined and showLinks option
is used.
- fixed url formatting to be the same as the main font and hyperref.
# v1.0.0
- Initial release.
- Bundled the yaac-another-awesome-cv document class in a quarto template.