A Quarto template for generating a CV in pdf format. The template is based entirely on Steven Miller's R Markdown templates.
quarto install extension mps9506/quarto-cv
This will install the template for use with existing Quarto projects or documents.
or To install the extension and create an example qmd file and project (easiest way to start):
quarto use template mps9506/quarto-cv
To use with with quarto in the cli:
quarto render your_cv.qmd --to quarto-cv.pdf
or specify in the document yaml:
format:
quarto-cv-pdf: default
The contact block at the top of the CV is rendered using the following metadata:
author: First Name Last Name
address: Street, City, State, Country
# The following are optional
phone: your contact number
email: you@email.com
github: github account
orcid: orcid identfier
osf: five character osf id
twitter: twitter handle
web: web address (no `https://`)
The template includes a lua filter to easily incorporate multiple bibliographies using .bib
files if you choose to manage publications this way. This is a good option for separating out book/chapter, journal articles, white papers, datasets, and software.
In the document yaml header simply point to your .bib
files and provide a unique name:
bibliography_peer: peer.bib
bibliography_reports: reports.bib
bibliography_books: books.bib
bibliography_software: software.bib
Then create different bibliographies for each one:
# Journal Articles
::: {#refs_peer}
:::
# Software
::: {#refs_software}
:::
You can specify the bibliographic style using the csl variable. By default it points to an APA style sorted by descending date. Other styles can be found here.
Here is the source code for a minimal sample document: template.qmd.
The template is based entirely on Steven Miller's R Markdown templates licensed under GPL-2. A copy of the pandoc multiple-bibliographies lua filter licensed under MIT is included as part of this template.
- Fix README.md install instructions (@anielsen001) #1
- Initial Release