Resume curator 🎯

LaTeX-Python Resume Curator 🚀 Empowers users to create custom resume or cover-letter LaTeX templates using Python 💻 An automated Python-LaTeX workflow to curate resumes. Create your own templates and build your unique resume with LaTeX and Python 💻

Key Features:

• Utilizes successful templates for inspiration 📄
• Provides a tool to easily convert LaTeX ideas to PDF 📄
• access to create new custom templates
• access to modify the existing templates

API Integration:

• HTTP API for seamless and convenient access 🚀
• Checkout path /swagger for full API documentation 📖

To Run Project ❓🔻

• clone the repo 👯‍♀️

To Running on local env

• execute scripts/setup.sh script to install dependencies and setup the environment

  ./scripts/setup.sh

  • updating your system apt packages
  • install texlive (smallest version possible to run pdflatex)
  • updating pip
  • setup pip environment
  • install python dependencies

• Make path available

  source ~/.bashrc
  source ~/.zshrc # only if you are using zsh

• Edit the existing tempalte.json file to update it with your own data

• Activate environment (auto generated in previous steps)

  source venv/bin/activate # linux

• run the command to create pdf from the data

  python3 main.py # to create pdf from template.json data of each latex template
  python3 wsgi.py # to run the flask server locally

  Note: reopen the terminal if you are not able to use the command successfully

To Running on server env (production server)

• edit the /scripts/constants.sh file and add your custom server specifications like - domain name, etc

• let's make it server ready

  sudo chmod +x ./scripts/oneForAll.sh && sudo ./scripts/oneForAll.sh

  • updating your system apt packages
  • install texlive (smallest version possible to run pdflatex)
  • updating pip
  • setup pip environment
  • install python dependencies
  • install nginx
  • install gunicorn
  • setup firewall (ufw) and allow ports 80 and 443
  • setup nginx configuration
  • setup gunicorn configuration
  • setup systemd service for gunicorn and nginx
  • setup ssl certificate using certbot

• and you are all set to go 🚀 test the server by visiting the domain name you have provided in the scripts/constants.sh file

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for testing each api endpoint 🧪

pytest -v

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Open to contribution 🤝

Steps to start contributing

0. fork the repo
1. clone the repo
2. create a new issue
3. make changes
4. push the changes
5. create a pull request

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Note: Any template name which cointains test in name will not be executed by default🛡️

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Have fun curating your resume! 🎉