1.0.1 • Published 2 years ago

@anthonyjdella/jsonresume-theme-anthonyjdella-spartan v1.0.1

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License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
2 years ago

Customized JSON Resume Theme: Spartan

🖼️ This is a slightly tweaked version of the Spartan theme. Tweaked to fit my design preferences. Published on NPM and GitHub Registry.

Notable Changes

  • 2 Page version in PDF/printable mode
  • Added sections for speaking and articles
  • Style changes

Prerequisites

To build and start the local server, it needs to use the cli command, which is custom cli I tweaked.

npm i @anthonyjdella/customized-resume-cli

How to Start

npm run start

How to Change

  • resume.hbs is the order of the resume.
  • style.css is the styling
  • To make changes to the PDF/printable version, make changes in the @print section of style.css
  • Change version number in package.json
  • Deploy the changes via npm publish --access public
  • To see changes from resume.anthonydellavecchia.com you need to go to the registry project, then cd into functions, run npm i and npm update, then firebase deploy.

Spartan theme for jsonresume npm version

This is a theme for JSON Resume. It is available via npm:

npm install jsonresume-theme-spartan

DEMO

Getting started

Install the command line

The official resume-cli to run the development server.

Go ahead and install it:

sudo npm install -g resume-cli

Serve theme

While inside the theme folder, simply run:

resume serve

You should now see this message:

Preview: http://localhost:4000
Press ctrl-c to stop

Social Profiles Icons

Profiles supported with brand colors:

github, stack overflow, linkedin, dribbble, twitter, facebook, pinterest, instagram, soundcloud, wordpress, youtube, flickr, google plus, tumblr, foursquare.

To have a social icon close the social link profile (or username) it is enough to set a network the name of the Social Network (es: 'Stack Overflow').

Contribute

To test the theme, this is what you'll need:

If you're on Linux, you can simply run:

sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy npm

Or if you're on OSX and got Homebrew installed:

brew install node

License

Available under the MIT license.