I called it glowing potato because github told me to but it's actually just a resume builder. I'm just using pandoc and a bunch of other bash commands to write my resume.
This is a super simple markdown resume builder I decided to code as an exercise to learn shell scripting. If it seems a lot like samuell's mdnote, that's because I got some motivation to do this from having used it. If you hven't already, it's a great way to keep track of what you did and how you did it. As someone said on HN once: "You can't grep physical journals" or something along those lines.
This requires pandoc to run
- Initialize your resume repo with
git init - Set up your repo with
git remote add origin <repository url> - Edit the resume with
./editResume.sh- Edit the resume
- Save it
- Exit
- Changes are automatically staged/commited/pushed to your repo
- Convert the resume.md file to an html file with
./md_to_html.sh(also commits/pushes changes to repo)
I've used gvim because I'm on windows but you can change it in editResume.sh.
Where it says gvim resume.md, change it to vim resume.md or whatever editor
you like to use