Professional Resume

Generates a static resume HTML from src/resume.json using the jsonresume-theme-professional theme, post-processes it, and publishes via GitHub Pages.

Key files

• src/resume.json — your data. Add a website string to work or projects entries to create links.
• src/generate-resume.js — renders the theme, fixes fonts, injects base font size, and uses Cheerio to add links.
• .github/workflows/pages.yml — CI workflow that builds and deploys the site/ artifact.

Quick start

Install dependencies (including dev deps required by the theme):

npm install --include=dev

Generate the resume HTML:

npm run generate
# generates: src/resume.html

Open src/resume.html to preview.

Link injection

• Work entries: when website is set, the script wraps work.position in an <a> tag.
• Project entries: when website is set, the script wraps projects.name in an <a> tag.
• Links are styled with style="color:inherit;text-decoration:none;" so they blend with the text.

GitHub Pages

If this repo is named <user-name>.github.io, GitHub Pages will serve the site at:

https://<user-name>.github.io/

The workflow copies src/resume.html → site/index.html and includes fonts/ so the site works from the root path.

Troubleshooting

• If a link doesn't appear: confirm website is set and inspect src/resume.html to see where the theme rendered the title. Adjust selectors in src/generate-resume.js if needed.
• If rendering fails: install devDeps (react, styled-components, @babel/*) and re-run the generator.

Commands

npm install --include=dev
npm run generate

Short and ready — tell me if you want a one-line badge or a hosted preview instruction added.

Credits

Shoutout to Thomas Davis for the excellent jsonresume-theme-professional theme:

https://github.com/thomasdavis/resume