jsonresume-nix

Build and deploy your résumé using Nix and jsonresume in a reproducible way. We provide some themes and make it easy to add more themes (pull requests are welcome).

We have a template to easily deploy it GitHub pages or using their hosted service where the JSON schema is hosted as a GitHub gist.

We also supports transforming into the JSON schema from other languages so you aren't used to a raw JSON format.

Formats supported:

• Nix (that gets evaluated into the JSON schema)
• TOML (that gets parsed into the JSON schema)
• YAML (.yml or .yaml, that gets converted into the JSON schema)
• JSON (just the original JSON format)

Getting started

Create your own resume repository and run

nix flake init -t github:TaserudConsulting/jsonresume-nix

to clone the template to use this flake.

In there you get a builder that determines the theme to use. To build it you can just run nix build .#builder and execute the result like ./result which will build resume.nix into a HTML output. Note that it's required that this flake.nix is part of a git repository and that you at least stage the flake.nix file to be able to build.

To change the theme used you'd just change the defaultPackage used, to list available packages you just run:

nix flake show github:TaserudConsulting/jsonresume-nix

Then nix will list available theme wrappers.

Live preview when building your résumé

If you want a live preview of how the final result will look while filling out your résumé schema file, run the following command:

nix run .#live

[TODO] Things to do

• Wrapper script to package themes
• Wrapper script to update themes
• Wrapper script to test themes
• Expose themes as packages in flake
• Expose resumed as package in flake
• Add a flake check that tests all themes
• Add a flake output to test end users résumés and themes builds as flake checks
• Add a flake output to use as flake init for end users résumés repositories
• Add CI to update flake and themes

Finding and testing more themes before packaging them

https://www.npmjs.com/search?q=jsonresume-theme

Find the theme name, then run npm install jsonresume-theme-THEMENAME, this should install the theme in your local directory (given that you have nodejs available, use nix-shell for this).

Then you should be able to use nix-shell to make resumed available as well and test the theme by running:

resumed render --theme $(pwd)/node_modules/jsonresume-theme-THEMENAME/index.js

The full path seems to be super important here. If this works you can attempt to package it and expose it in the flake.