- This repository holds my resume, specifically the file itself and the Typst source files to generate it
- I have set this repository up in such a way where it can be used as a template repository for your own resume
- PDF: The latest version of my resume is stored in the repo's releases
- Install the Typst CLI
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typst compile src/resume.typ ./resume.pdf
- If you use Nix, this repo includes a flake with a devshell setup. You can drop into the nix-devshell and build from there:
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nix develop # run the live-preview server preview # or build the resume file and copy it to the current directory nix run
- A GitHub Actions workflow compiles the resume and creates a versioned GitHub Release with the PDF attached whenever you push to
main - Versioning and changelogs are powered by semantic-release using Conventional Commits
- The PDF uploaded to the Release is considered the canonical artifact
- If you rename the entry
.typfile or move fonts, make sure to update the workflow and commands accordingly
- This resume was made using the clickworthy-resume template for typst, written by Abdullah Hendy
- Inspiration and a desire to use Typst was instilled in me by Sylvan Franklin. Without him, I would not know (nor care) about Typst
- The Typst language itself, with its macros and function definitions, is critical to this resume, and you can check it out (and contribute to it) yourself here