i18nResume

React component to render multilanguage json-resume compliant data.

Features

• Switch between the available languages in your data.
• Filter your resume to show only items with certain keywords attached.
• Collapsible sections to hide non-relevant items.
• Automatically use brand icons for profiles in the following: Whatsapp, Telegram, X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Github, Stack Overflow.
• It allows you to add your photo (beware, though, that photos in CVs can lead to discrimination).
• Mobile-first responsive design.
• Built with accessibility in mind.
• If no photo is specified, a nice "CV" motif will be used instead.
• Zero dependencies (besides React, of course)
• Typed with TypeScript.

Installation

Install i18nResume with npm (or your package manager of choice):

  npm install i18nresume@next

Usage

import I18NResume from "i18nresume";
import resumes from "./assets/my_resumes.json";
import "../node_modules/i18nresume/dist/style.css";

const locale = "es";
const keywords = ["backend", "devops"];

function App() {
  return <I18NResume data={resumes} locale={locale} filter={keywords} />;
}

• data: TranslatedResume object (see src/interfaces.ts for the definition).
• locale: string (it must be a locale supported by the Intl.DateTimeFormat and Intl.DisplayNames objects). Default is "en".
• filter: array of string. The sections whose keywords property doesn't contain any of these strings will be faded out. Default is [], which means "don't apply any filter".

Note: The root element of the resume has the class .i18nresume. You can use that to customize some CSS styles, like this:

.i18nresume {
  font-family: "Source Serif 4";
}

.i18nresume h1,
h2 {
  font-family: "Oswald";
}

Development

Installation

npm install

Dev server

npm run dev

Running the tests

npm test

Packaging

npm run build

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for the full license text.