I got tired of shuffling around tables in Google Docs when all I wanted was to edit semantic content. I designed a workflow around a concrete schema for my résumé's information instead; I can edit my content in YAML, templates in WebC HTML, and styles in CSS, all via the Eleventy static site generator. Delightful!
This project uses pnpm. Its package scripts are written for POSIX-compliant shells but have also been tested to work in fish.
pnpm installContent schemas are defined using Zod, in src/data/index.js. In a typechecking editor: this automatically enables typechecks for this project's JavaScript data, but not its YAML data. Generate JSON schemas for YAML typechecks using the project's built-in scripts. These schemas will appear in a new dev directory and are preconfigured to work in VS Code.
pnpm generate-data-schemasStart Eleventy's dev server with pnpm dev.
Most browsers should let you "print" the page to a PDF file through their print dialogs.
Blink-based browsers like Chromium, Chrome, and Edge seem to produce more machine-readable PDFs than—for example—Gecko-based browsers like Firefox. This is important for screen readers, as well as applicant tracking systems (ATS).
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Résumé content, contained in src/data and marked in-file with the appropriate SPDX license identifier, falls under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license. See license text in LICENSE.CC-BY-ND-4.0.md