rmstaanait/resume

A selection of Mike Cousins' (at least somewhat) impressive accomplishments and skills

resume

A selection of Mike Cousins' (at least somewhat) impressive accomplishments and skills

http://mike.cousins.io/resume/

This is where I keep my resume, because I will version control any aspect of my life that I can. It's written in Markdown, because I will write Markdown for any aspect of my life that I can. The Markdown is compiled to HTML, combined with some CSS, and converted to PDF for convenient consumption.

stuff

• resume.md - the resume
• resume.css - the style
• lib - artisinal, handcrafted development and build libraries

deploy

Cut a new version and push to GitHub to tell the CI server to build and deploy HTML, CSS, and PDF to GitHub pages:

1. $ npm version <level> -m <reason>
2. $ git push --follow-tags

develop

• $ npm install - Install dev dependencies
• $ npm start - Start a live-reloading dev server
  • HTML: http://localhost:8080/resume
  • PDF: http://localhost:8080/resume/mike-cousins.pdf
• $ npm test - Test that the PDF converts, is 1 page, and is Letter size
• $ npm run build - Build HTML and PDF to public

dev dependencies

Mad props to the stuff that makes it all possible:

• body-parser: Node.js body parsing middleware
• create-html: create an html file with one function call
• electron: Install prebuilt electron binaries for the command-line using npm
• electron-html-to: Convert html to html/image using electron
• end-or-error: Listen readable stream end or error event once
• escape-html: Escape string for use in HTML
• express: Fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework
• gh-pages: Publish to a gh-pages branch on GitHub (or any other branch on any other remote)
• github-url-from-git: Parse a github git url and return the github repo url
• hummus: Create, read and modify PDF files and streams
• inject-lr-script: inject live reload into HTML content
• marked: A markdown parser built for speed
• nodemailer: Easy as cake e-mail sending from your Node.js applications
• nodemon: Simple monitor script for use during development of a node.js app.
• octicons: A scalable set of icons handcrafted with <3 by GitHub.
• pdf2json: A PDF file parser that converts PDF binaries to text based JSON, powered by porting a fork of PDF.JS to Node.js
• rimraf: A deep deletion module for node (like rm -rf)
• run-parallel: Run an array of functions in parallel
• run-series: Run an array of functions in series
• run-waterfall: Run an array of functions in series, each passing its results to the next function (waterfall)
• standard: JavaScript Standard Style
• tiny-lr: Tiny LiveReload server, background-friendly
• xvfb-maybe: Runs xvfb-run only if you need to, useful for Electron unit tests

license

Copyright 2017 by Mike Cousins. All rights reserved for content; code shared under the terms of the ISC license.

SVG icons are from octicons and used under the terms of their license.

isc

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