A simple resume template for typst.
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First clone or download this repository. Then either:
- Upload the files in this repository into a project inside the online typst app (without the
previewfolder). - Install typst on your local machine as described here. Afterwards, you have to invoke typst to convert a
.typfile to pdf, e.g. like so:typst example-1.typ - Open the repository in VS Code and install the typst-lsp extension.
When using typst locally, you need to ensure that the fonts used in your document are installed on your machine. The default font used in this template is Roboto, but you can easily change that.
Have a look at the examples to see what the template offers and how to use it.
If you want to whip up a quick resume, you can take the example that suits you best and just change the data.
If you need special formatting or want to dig deeper, have a look at resume.typ. It is littered with comments that hopefully make sense of the mess :-)
- Transparency of the name box seems to work in the online preview, but is not present in the final pdf
The design is based on a resume I found here.
The inner workings are heavily inspired by the official Department News template found in the typst app.
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, with the these exceptions:
- The following icons are taken from Font Awesome Free and are licensed under the CC BY 4.0 License:
- The following images were created by me and are licensed under the CC BY 4.0 License: