quarto-awesomecv-typst Format

A Quarto + Typst implementation of Byungjin Park’s Awesome-CV. The Typst implementation part is inspired by Paul Tsouchlos’s modern-cv

Install

If you would like to add the clean theme to an existing directory:

quarto install extension kazuyanagimoto/quarto-awesomecv-typst

or you can use a Quarto template that bundles a .qmd starter file:

quarto use template kazuyanagimoto/quarto-awesomecv-typst

Customization

YAML

Set author information in YAML.

author:
  firstname: Albert
  lastname: Einstein
  address: "Rämistrasse 101, CH-8092 Zürich, Switzerland, Zürich"
  position: "Research Physicist ・ Professor"
  contacts:
    - icon: fa envelope
      text: [email protected]
      url: "mailto:[email protected]"
    - icon: PATH_TO_ICON/icon.svg
      text: example.com
      url: https://example.com

• fontawesome icons are supported via duskmoon314/typst-fontawesome with fa prefix.
• SVG icons can be used by specifying the path to the icon file (e.g., Google Scholar icon from Academicons)

Fonts & Color

You can set fonts and the accent color by _brand.yml notation in YAML.

brand:
  typography:
    base: Source Sans 3
  color:
    primary: "#516db0"
    link: "#202b47"
  defaults: 
    awesomecv-typst:
      font-header: Roboto

Profile Photo

You can set a profile photo in YAML. If you set it, the header will be left-aligned.

profile-photo: "PATH_TO_PHOTO/photo.jpg"

YAML Inputs

This templates supports the following YAML inputs:

nobel-prize:
  title: Nobel Prize in Physics
  location: Stockholm, Sweden
  date: 1921
  description: For his services to
  details:
    - Theoritical Physics
    - Discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect

An item has title, location, date, description, and details fields. You can add a yaml file by the following shortcode:

{{< yaml PATH/TO/YAML.yaml >}}

kazuyanagimoto/typstcv

This format is designed to be used with an R package kazuyanagimoto/typstcv. It provides helper functions to create a resume entry from a data frame. Please refer to the package documentation for more details.

library(typstcv)

educ <- data.frame(
  title = c("Ph.D. in Physics", "Master of Science"),
  location = c("Zürich, Switzerland", "Zürich, Switzerland"),
  date = c("1905", "1896 - 1900"),
  description = c("University of Zürich", "ETH")
)

resume_entry(educ)

```{=typst}
#resume-entry(title: [Ph.D. in Physics],location: [Zürich, Switzerland],date: [1905],description: [University of Zürich],)
#resume-entry(title: [Master of Science],location: [Zürich, Switzerland],date: [1896 - 1900],description: [ETH],)
```

award <- data.frame(
  title = c("Nobel Prize in Physics"),
  location = c("Stockholm, Sweden"),
  date = c("1921"),
  description = c("For his services to"),
  detail1 = c("Theoretical Physics"),
  detail2 = c("Discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect")
)

resume_entry(award, details = c("detail1", "detail2"))

```{=typst}
#resume-entry(title: [Nobel Prize in Physics],location: [Stockholm, Sweden],date: [1921],description: [For his services to],)
#resume-item[
- Theoretical Physics
- Discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect
]
```

work <- data.frame(
  title = c("Technical Assistant", "Junior Professor", "Associate Professor"),
  location = c(
    "Bern, Switzerland",
    "Bern, Switzerland",
    "Zürich, Switzerland"
  ),
  start = as.Date(c("1902-01-01", "1908-01-01", "1909-01-01")),
  end = as.Date(c("1908-01-01", "1909-01-01", "1911-01-01")),
  description = c(
    "Federal Patent Office",
    "University of Bern",
    "University of Zürich"
  )
)

work |>
  format_date(end = "end", date_format = "%Y", sort_by = "start") |>
  resume_entry()

```{=typst}
#resume-entry(title: [Associate Professor],location: [Zürich, Switzerland],date: [1909 - 1911],description: [University of Zürich],)
#resume-entry(title: [Junior Professor],location: [Bern, Switzerland],date: [1908 - 1909],description: [University of Bern],)
#resume-entry(title: [Technical Assistant],location: [Bern, Switzerland],date: [1902 - 1908],description: [Federal Patent Office],)
```