FullTime

Handle your CV like a pro

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'full_time'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install full_time

Depending on your export target you have to install the next gems:

Target Gem
HTML tilt

Usage

Declare your CV within DSL:

FullTime.profile do
  name 'Rebecca Lee'
  email '[email protected]'
  homepage 'https://lagooncompany.fandom.com/wiki/Revy'
  github 'https://github.com/revy'
  location 'Roanapur'

  employment do
    company 'The Lagoon Company' do
      homepage 'http://thelagooncompany.com'

      project 'Alpha', start_date: 'November 2010', end_date: 'January 2015' do
        homepage 'https://alpha.com'
        description 'Alpha Season'
        title 'Gunslinger'

        technologies do

The next command converts your CV to HTML:

$ full_time -t html ./example/cv.rb ./example/template.html.erb > ./example/cv.html

For the more extensive example checkout example/cv.rb.

High-Level Structure

* Profile
  * Employment
    * Company
      * Project
  * Education
    * University
  * Certification
    * Course

TODO

  • Present any collection with a list in the template
  • Extend "Certification" with expire_date, license_number, url, authority (like in LinkedIn) + Adjust README "High-Level Structure" ruby certificate do title 'AWS Certified Developer - Associate (DVA)' authority 'Amazon Web Services' expire_date 'March 2020' license_number 'S4BBW3CKBBQQQM94' homepage 'https://aws.amazon.com/certification/certified-developer-associate' url 'https://www.certmetrics.com/amazon/public/badge.aspx?i=2&t=c&d=2018-03-01&ci=AWS00435488' end
  • Add "Intro" ruby intro <<-INTRO Software Engineer 10 years in IT industry Engineering, development, delivery INTRO
  • Add "Skills" –> "Services" (Mandrill, Pingdom, etc)
  • Add the different template engines, e.g. render to pdf, doc, etc
  • Add LinkedIn export support
  • Add CI
  • Add badges

Development

  • Checkout repo
  • bin/setup – install required dependencies
  • bin/console – get console for experiments
  • bin/rake install – install gem onto local machine

Test

  • bin/rspec spec/full_time_spec.rb – run single test
  • bin/rake – run all tests

Release

  • Update the version number in version.rb
  • bin/rake install – build and install gem into system gems
  • bin/rake release – create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/Tensho/full_time.