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I am minty, an amateur programmer that:

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brilliant-cv's Issues

Feature request: improve usage documentation for `cvSection`

I would like to be able to produce a resume without highlighting the first 3 letters of the section. After looking through the code, it seems like it's possible to do this by passing in a false value into the cvSection function (included below for reference). It would be nice to have some documentation which clarifies some of the ways this template can be customized.

If this seems like a reasonable request, I would probably be able to submit a pull request for this.

#let cvSection(title, highlighted: true, letters: 3) = {
  let highlightText = title.slice(0, letters)
  let normalText = title.slice(letters)

  v(beforeSectionSkip)
  if nonLatinOverwrite {
    sectionTitleStyle(title, color: accentColor)
  } else {
    if highlighted {
      sectionTitleStyle(highlightText, color: accentColor)
      sectionTitleStyle(normalText, color: black)
    } else {
      sectionTitleStyle(title, color: black)
    }
  }
  h(2pt)
  box(width: 1fr, line(stroke: 0.9pt, length: 100%))
}

Source Sans Pro TTF files do not include Smallcaps

Describe the bug
When rendering the project with the included fonts at src/fonts, the output does not show the smallcaps as it is the case in the screenshots.

To Reproduce

  1. Clone Repository
  2. build with just compile-cv
  3. Inspect PDF

Expected behavior
Societies and Footer to be rendered in SmallCaps

Possible Fix
It seems that Adobe included SmallCaps only in the OpenType version of the Fonts, not the TrueType versions.
Adding the OTF files from https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-sans to the src/fonts directory and changing the font in template.typ to "Source Sans 3" leads to an output with correctly rendered SmallCaps - while everything else looks the same (at least on my machine)

live version Switching

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Mostly, if I updated my CV, I would like to update all languages and compile them all.

Switch behavior by source editing seems unnatural

Describe the solution you'd like
Pass the desired languages by cmdline args, or change the varLanguage into a list

Describe alternatives you've considered
Furthermore. It feels more reasonable to nast the language entry in the file i.e. like the metadata.typ


I realize that it is a language limitation that each compile can only output one PDF. and also if the cmdline can pass args to the template

fa icons not working

Describe the bug
just seems that fa icons are not working for me, probably there is a super easy way to install them, just no idea how to do it also I don´t find any infomation on how to do it.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to '...'
  2. Click on '....'
  3. Scroll down to '....'
  4. See error

Expected behavior
Icons work

Screenshots
image

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

Request for Guidance: Achieving Formatting Consistency with the Example CV in README

I am sorry I didn't clarify my problem in the previous issue
I'm currently working with the project in this repository and I'm trying to format the output CV so that it resembles the formatting of the Example French CV presented in the README file.

Currently the result seems to use different font, is this because I dont have installed the fonts mentioned in the layout section in the template?
image

Grade in education section?

bro i would appreciate if you could add a grade in bold without adding a bullet point into it, in education section that would be lit

Ability to omit `headerQuoteInternational`

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
If headerQuoteInternational is left empty, the space that it takes is left blank instead of being occupied by the content that follows.

Describe the solution you'd like
The vertical spacing should adjust automatically if a header quote is not provided (or empty).

Compile with a multilanguage module

It is possible to create multiple modules directories for each language like modules_fr in this repo. When I compile the CV, the main modules directory is used to produce english document. How can I specify the language to compile my CV to another language?

Set before*Skip variable from top cv.typ file

Hi,
I would like to override beforeSectionSkip, beforeEntrySkip and beforeEntryDescriptionSkip variables defined in awesomeCV/template.typ.

Is it possible to do this without editing the template.typ file (do this from cv.typ file)?

Thank you.

Better split of personal info data into 2 lines

Currently, when I added field in my adress the personal info splitted into 2 lines.
What dosn't working is that the split doesn't work as expected.
Instead of moving whole item into new line, the icon stay in the first line but the content move to new one.

image

generated with this code

#let personalInfo = (
      adress: "1234 Elm Street, Fictionville, ST 12345",
        phone: "+32 (555) 123-4567",
  email: "[email protected] ",
  github: "testUser12345",
  linkedin: "testUser12345",
  //gitlab: "mintyfrankie",
  homepage: "testUser12345.me",
  //orcid: "0000-0000-0000-0000",
  //researchgate: "John-Doe",
)

I would expected that the github icon will go int second line.
Also I try force new line by hand with "" but it created error inside this typst environment.

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