LaTeX resume template for Pandoc based on John Bokma's resume-pandoc repository https://github.com/john-bokma/resume-pandoc
I have written the script compilemd for generating tailored resumes using snippets.
These can be included your markdown files using the following syntax
incsnip example_content/summary/summary1.md
I've included an example cv to show usage of incsnip and YAML within the file.
To compile markdown from snippets, use:
tools/compilemd example_cv.md compiled/md/example_cv.md
To create the PDF, use:
tools/mdtopdf compiled/md/example_cv.md compiled/pdf/example_cv.pdf
For a more convient way to complete both of these steps at once, use:
./compile example_cv.md
name : the name on the resume.
keywords : keywords to be added to the PDF file.
left-column : a list of lines you want in the left column, directly under the name on the first page.
right-column : a list of lines you want in the right column, directly under the name on the first page.
fontsize
: default 10pt.
fontenc
: default T1.
urlcolor
: used in PDF, default blue.
linkcolor
: used in PDF, default magenta.
numbersections
: number sections, default off. Can also be controlled using the
pandoc option -N, --number-sections.
name-color
: the SVG name of the font color used for your name on the
resume. For example DarkSlateGray. Note that this option
also changes the font used for your name to bold and sans serif.
section-color
: the SVG name of the font color used for sections. For example
Tomato. Note that this option also changes the section font to
bold and sans serif.
Regarding the last two options: if you just want to change the font to
sans serif bold you can just use the color black.
See example
- John Bokma for creating the LaTeX pandoc template.
- Jason R. Blevins for making the LaTeX resume example that inspired this template.
- Christoph Frings and Andrew for their help with description list; reference enumitem: multiline label with text following label - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange.