hired 0.0.7

Streamline the job application process for job seekers

hired

Streamline the job application process for job seekers

Overview

The hired package is a Python library designed to simplify the process of creating professional resumes tailored to specific job applications. It leverages AI-driven content generation, schema validation, and customizable rendering pipelines to produce high-quality resumes in various formats.

Features

1. Content Generation

• AI-Driven Content: Automatically generate resume content by analyzing candidate profiles and job descriptions.
• Flexible Sources: Supports JSON, YAML, and Python dictionaries as input sources.

2. Validation

• JSON Resume Schema: Ensures compliance with the JSON Resume schema.
• Strict and Permissive Modes: Validate content strictly or allow flexibility for missing fields.
• Pruning: Automatically removes None values to ensure schema compliance.

3. Rendering

• HTML and PDF: Render resumes as HTML or PDF.
• Template-Based Themes: Use Jinja2 templates for customizable themes (e.g., default, minimal).
• Optional WeasyPrint Integration: Generate professional PDFs with WeasyPrint if installed.
• Fallback PDF Builder: Minimal PDF generation without external dependencies.
• Empty Section Omission: Automatically skips rendering empty sections.

Installation

Install the package using pip:

pip install hired

To enable PDF generation with WeasyPrint, install the optional dependency:

pip install weasyprint

Usage

Generating Resume Content

from hired.tools import mk_content_for_resume

candidate_info = {
    "basics": {"name": "Alice", "email": "[e-mail]"},
    "work": [{"company": "Acme Corp", "position": "Engineer"}]
}
job_info = {"title": "Software Engineer", "skills": ["Python", "Django"]}

content = mk_content_for_resume(candidate_info, job_info)

Rendering a Resume

from hired.tools import mk_resume

# Render to HTML
html = mk_resume(content, {"format": "html"})

# Render to PDF
pdf = mk_resume(content, {"format": "pdf"}, output_path="resume.pdf")

Validating Resume Content

from hired.validators import validate_resume_content

is_valid = validate_resume_content(content.model_dump(), strict=True)
print("Valid Resume" if is_valid else "Invalid Resume")

Themes

Themes are stored in the hired/themes directory. You can customize or add new themes by modifying the Jinja2 templates.

Default Theme

• A structured layout with sections for work, education, and extra content.

Minimal Theme

• A concise layout with essential details.

Tests

Run the test suite to ensure everything is working:

pytest

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.