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Chi CV template, but Typst

Rip-off of rip-off of skyzh's CV, using Typst.

PRs and suggestions are welcome.

⚠️ The implementation of fontawesome.typ is far from perfect and may conflict with existing typst built-in commands! Please report any issues you find.

[🔮New! (2024/10/09)] I switched to use typst-fontawesome

fonts/FontAwesome6.otf is generated by merging Font Awesome 6 Free-Solid-900.otf and Font Awesome 6 Brands-Regular-400.otf using fontforge. Original Font Awesome fonts were downloaded from here (Desktop version) (6.0.4 as of 2023/04/01).

[🔮New! (2024/10/09)] As the template is now dependent on typst-fontawesome, I decided to provide the original Font Awesome fonts instead of the merged one.

Sample Output

Page 1 of Chi's CV Page 2 of Chi's CV

PDF file

Getting Started

Using Typst web app

[🚧 WIP (2024/10/09)] There is plan for releasing the template to Typst universe. Stay tuned!

Upload chicv.typ, resume.typ and fonts/* to Typst, and then you can edit the CV.

Locally

Assume that you have installed typst cli already and it's in your $PATH.

git clone https://github.com/matchy233/typst-chi-cv-template.git
cd typst-chi-cv-template
typst compile --font-path ./fonts ./template/resume.typ resume.pdf

Usage

#import "@preview/chicv-ripoff:1.0.1": *

// Customize the page margin and cventry paragraph padding
// It's the same as #set page(...)
#show: chicv.with(
  margin: (x: 1cm, top: 1.5cm, bottom: 2cm),
  par-padding: (left: 0pt, right: 0pt),
)

// Chi's name
= Chi Zhang

// Display the input values in one line separated by vertical bars, preceded by a Font Awesome icon
#personal-info(
  // email, phone, github, website, linkedin have pre-defined styles
  email: "iskyzh@gmail.com",
  phone: "+1 (145) 141-919",
  github: "https://github.com/skyzh",
  website: "https://skyzh.dev",
  linkedin: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-chi-skyzh/",
  // It is also possible to feed customized values using:
  // --> Format 1: <icon-name>: <link>
  x-twitter: "https://twitter.com/iskyzh",
  // --> Format 2: a dictionary like below
  (link: "https://typst.app/", text: "Typst", icon: "t", solid: true),
)

== Education

// by default, #cventry will bold top-left text
#cventry(
  tl: "Carnegie Mellon University",
  // #dates(from: xxx, to: xxx) generates a date range, "to" is optional
  tr: dates(from: "2022/08", to: "2023/12"),
  bl: "Master of Science in Computer Science, GPA 4.10/4.33",
  br: "Pittsburgh, PA, USA"
)[
  - Teaching Assistant for 15-445/645 Database Systems (Fall 2022, Spring 2023, Fall 2023)
  - Courses: Distributed Systems, Compiler Design, Advanced Database Systems, Deep Learning Systems, etc.
]

// ...
// omitted
// ...

== Work Experience

// but you can override the default bold style by passing content blocks
#cventry(
  tl: [#link("https://neon.tech")[*Neon*]],
  tr: dates(from: "2024/02"),
  bl: [Systems Software Engineer],
  br: [Remote / Pittsburgh, PA, USA],
  // you can also override the default padding of content blocks
  padding: (bottom: -5pt)
)[]

#cventry(
  tl: [_... and also_],
  tr: dates(from: "2023/05", to: "2023/08"),
  bl: [Software Engineer Intern],
  br: [Remote / Pittsburgh, PA, USA],
)[
 // content omitted
]

// The template also provides #iconlink and #githublink (a shorthand for #iconlink(icon: "github", text: ..., ...))
#iconlink("https://github.com/tikv/tikv/issues/9747", text: "TiKV", icon: "heart")
#githublink("https://github.com/tikv", text: "tikv")