This project was inspired by this classic Reddit post for the infamous Sheets & Giggles free resume template.
Kudos to Colin at Sheets & Giggles.
This package will generate pdf
, md
, and txt
versions of the supplied data.
Your best bet is to look at the sample json
data below and play with generating
the resume formats.
The most glaring issue you are most likely going to run into is overflowing the PDF into another page. This code doesn't check for that, nor does it support multi-page PDFs. You will probably need to play around with your supplied data in order to properly format the PDF.
Once you have created your data, run the package like so:
python -m resume_creator
- Clone the repository
- Create and activate a virtual environment
- Install poetry:
python -m pip install --upgrade pip poetry
- Install the package:
poetry install --no-dev
The sample data below pretty closely matches the data in the original Google Document.
Save this json
to ./.secrets/data.json
.
Sample data
{
"name": "Jobby McJobface",
"email": "[email protected]",
"phone": "(555) 555-5555",
"location": "Denver, CO",
"linkedin": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/sheetsgiggles/",
"skills": [
"Strategic planning",
"strategic partnerships",
"revenue modeling & forecasting",
"retail partnerships, sales, & distro",
"contract negotiations",
"account management",
"Amazon marketing",
"channel marketing",
"crowdfunding",
"copywriting",
"content marketing",
"brand marketing",
"DTC",
"Shopify",
"supply chain management",
"Keynote / PPT presentation"
],
"interests": [
"Puns",
"sleeping",
"sustainability",
"politics",
"yoga",
"traveling",
"fishing",
"Reddit",
"beer",
"Seinfeld"
],
"experiences": [
{
"company": "Sheets & Giggles",
"location": " Denver, CO",
"dates": "Oct. 2017 – Present",
"titles": [
"Founder & CEO"
],
"responsibilities": [
"S&G makes sustainable mattresses, sheets, and pillows from Eucalyptus Lyocell",
"As Founder & CEO, I oversee our core strategies, product roadmap, ops, marketing, and fundraising.",
"Core responsibility #3. Pretend this is where they stop reading your resume. Whether Work or Education is your top section, the first 3 things they see better be your most impressive stuff, period.",
"Core responsibility #4. Bullets #1 and #2 are for high-level descriptions of the company and/or your role."
],
"technologies": [
]
},
{
"company": "Company Name",
"location": "City, ST",
"dates": "Nov. 2008 - Jul. 2018",
"titles": [
"Staff Software Engineer",
"Team Lead"
],
"responsibilities": [
"Designed and implemented an automation library in Python that was used by 7 engineers and responsible for testing over 100 servers. This project included automation of networking, servers, server components (drive controller cards), operating systems, and reporting.",
"Designed and implemented a heavily multi-threaded application to solve complex hardware access problems.",
"Lead a multinational team of four engineers",
"Designed, maintained and implemented a Perl framework for a large team of engineers to test LSI Initiator-Target controller cards.",
"Maintained and enhanced a >80,000 line, single file, C program used by support and customer success teams."
],
"technologies": [
"Python",
"Perl",
"C/C++",
"Windows",
"Linux"
]
},
{
"company": "Company Name",
"location": "City, ST",
"dates": "Month Year – Month Year",
"titles": [
"Job Title"
],
"responsibilities": [
"Core responsibility #1.",
"Core responsibility #2.",
"Core responsibility #3."
],
"technologies": [
]
},
{
"company": "Company Name",
"location": "City, ST",
"dates": "Month Year – Month Year",
"titles": [
"Job Title"
],
"responsibilities": [
"Core responsibility #1.",
"Core responsibility #2."
],
"technologies": [
]
},
{
"company": "Company Name",
"location": "City, ST",
"dates": "Month Year – Month Year",
"titles": [
"Job Title"
],
"responsibilities": [
"Core responsibility #1."
],
"technologies": [
]
},
{
"company": "Company Name",
"location": "City, ST",
"dates": "Month Year – Month Year",
"titles": [
"Job Title"
],
"responsibilities": [
"Core responsibility #1."
],
"technologies": [
]
}
],
"education": [
{
"school": "University Name",
"graduation_date": "Graduation Month, Year",
"degree": "Degree (e.g., BS), Majors (e.g., Computer Science)",
"location": "City, ST"
}
]
}