Resume Maker is a app to parse json response and show resume.
Pass a nested json url and get a beautiful resume.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine to try.
Assuming you have installed git, ruby, rails and rvm or any other ruby version manager like rbenv.
git clone git@github.com:grsahil20/resume_maker.git
cd resume_maker
This will automatically create a gemset name resume_maker. Install bundler if you don't have.
gem install bundler
Now install all other gems using command
bundle install
Next, create datbase and run migrations.
rake db:create db:migrate
Start server
rails s
Open browser tab and go to http://localhost:3000
Here you will see history of resumes. Click on any link to see resume.
Use dummy_request file in project base folder to create dummy resume. If using local dev machine change url accordingly at the end of file.
Change https://mv-resume.herokuapp.com/api/resumes to https://localhost:3000/api/resumes
Additionaly can use PostMan for testing.
Request data is in format
{
"resume" : {
"profile" : {
"full_name": "Sahil Grover",
"email": "gr.sahil20@gmail.com",
"phone": "+60173587404",
"linkedin_url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/grsahil20/",
"blog_url": "http://codesapling.com",
"dob" : "20 Jul, 1988",
"title" : "title here ....",
"description" : "description here ....."
},
"languages" : {
"0" : {"title" : "English","proficiency" : "Professional"},
...
"n" : {"title" : "Punjabi","proficiency" : "Spoken"}
},
"projects" : {
"0" : {
"title": "project title here",
"description": "project desc here ....",
"url": "http://project.link.here/",
"start_date": "20 Oct, 2014",
"end_date": "20 Nov, 2015"
},
...
...
"n" : {
"title": "project title here",
"description": "project desc here ....",
"url": "http://project.link.here/",
"start_date": "20 Oct, 2014",
"end_date": "20 Nov, 2015"
},
},
"skills" : {
"0" : {"title": "ROR", "exp_level": "Expert"},
...
"n" : {"title": "HTML"}
},
"qualifications" : {
"0" : {"title": "B.Sc. (IT)", "school_name": "Global OPen Univerity"}
},
"companies" : {
"0" : {"title": "Company 1", "url": "http://company.one.com", "start_date": "20 Jul, 2016"},
...
"n" : {"title": "Company n", "url": "https://www.company.n.com", "start_date": "20 Dec, 2015", "end_date": "20 May, 2016"},
}
}
}
Live demo can be seen at here on heroku
Sahil Grover
Feel free to copy/edit/use code anywhere :)