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Can you please add more info on how to use the code for people that are not familiar with typst?
What to install?
What format the file needs to be?
What commands to use to compile the code? etc.

Need to convert everything including function parameters to kebab-case.

I have a #resume-entry where I only use title and date. But the entry takes up quite a bit of height.

#resume-entry(
  title: "TEXT",
  date: "DATE",
)

I expected it to collapse in some way.

Hi! Thank you for the awesome (no pun intended) template! :)

While trying out the template in the web app via Typst universe, I noticed that the font awesome icons are currently not being rendered:

As mentioned in the title, is there anyway to override or remove the footer in the resume ?

The page number doesn't make a lot of sense since it's only one page anyway.

Best regards

Originally posted by @LucasGenoud in #31

Add this template to https://github.com/qjcg/awesome-typst

In the example Code, #resume_entry and #resume_item do not exist. The _ need to be replaced by - to fix this.

Description

On release, it would be nice to have a Github action set up that could auto file a PR to typst/packages for the new release in the correct folder location. At a minimum, it would be nice to push a new branch with the changes to my fork of typst/packages and then I can manually file the PR.

Chinese texts does not really use space, so would be good to remove it between the first name and last name.

I believe japanese (ja) would need to do the same too.

First of all thanks for sharing this CV template, it's really good.

In this post I suggest the ability to add multiple sub-entries for each entry. This could be used for something like "Title Stacking" (adding multiple titles from the same company).

This can be achieved right now by not specifying the title and location on the second resume-entry item, however, the line is still added as a blank space, so it doesn't look good.

#resume-entry(
  title: "Job Title",
  location: "Chicago, US",
  date: "2019 - Present",
  description: "Engineer"
)

#resume-item[
  - #lorem(20)
]

#resume-entry(
  date: "2011 - 2019",
  description: "Intern"
)

#resume-item[
  - #lorem(20)
]

I assume there are other ways to achieve the same result, I don't know much about typst

Description

Need a script that can auto copy only the necessarily files for a release to the correct location/folder within a local clone/fork of typst/packages. This will allow for an easier time when doing new releases of the template.

Need to add scaffolding for localization to make this available to non-English speaking users/countries.

For example, I don't want to include LinkedIn in my resume. That seems not to be allowed in the current implementation.

It seems like the consensus on Lemmy is to not color the first 3 letters of the headings. We should keep them a single color. It would be interesting to play with coloring the first word in a heading, but this may be ultimately unnecessary.

• Accept other languages (mainly regarding "Resume" at the bottom of the document)
• Don't show icons & text if github,phone,... is set to none
• Allow color changes

We should auto build the documentation for every commit and we should also upload docs to releases as well.

Starting point:

name: Build document
on: [push, workflow_dispatch]
jobs:
  build_pdf:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Set up Git repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - name: Typst
        uses: yusancky/setup-typst@v2
        id: setup-typst
        with:
          version: 'v0.11.0'
      - run: typst compile modern-cv-docs.typ
      - name: Upload PDF file
        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
        with:
          name: modern-cv-documentation
          path: modern-cv-documentation.pdf

One issue may be the fonts, but I think these are (mostly) available on chocolatey.

The expression "Sincerly" in lib.typ is not based on the selected language.

Emojis are not shown in Typst web app.

You cannot change the accent color in a resume entry block because the accent color isn't passed to secondary-right-header.

#let resume-entry(
  title: none,
  location: "",
  date: "",
  description: "",
) = {
  pad[
    #justified-header(title, location)
    #secondary-justified-header(description, date)
  ]
}