resume-md 1.2.0

Resume markdown to print ready HTML for email or web

Markdown Resume Generator

A simple, lightweight tool to convert markdown-formatted resumes into beautiful, print-ready HTML documents styled with Tailwind CSS.

Features

• Convert Markdown to styled HTML resumes
• Modern design with Tailwind CSS
• Automatic header detection for contact information
• ATS-friendly hidden information for keyword optimization
• Print-optimized layout with page break support
• No external dependencies (Python standard library only)
• Responsive design for both screen and print

Installation

From PyPI

pip install resume-md

From Source

git clone [e-mail]:SamCullin/resume-md.git
cd resume-md
pip install -e .

Development Setup

To set up the development environment:

git clone [e-mail]:SamCullin/resume-md.git
cd resume-md
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Usage

Basic Usage

resume-md --input your_resume.md

This will generate an HTML file with the same name as your input file (e.g., your_resume.html).

Command Line Options

resume-md --help

Available options:

• --input, -i: Path to input markdown file (default: resume.md)
• --output, -o: Path to output HTML file (default: <input_name>.html)
• --template, -t: Path to HTML template file (use built-in template if not specified)
• --version, -v: Show version information and exit

Using as a Library

from resume_md.tokenizer import MarkdownTokenizer, read_markdown_file
from resume_md.component_factory import tokens_to_components
from resume_md.renderer import Renderer

# Read and tokenize markdown
markdown_text = read_markdown_file("resume.md")
tokenizer = MarkdownTokenizer(markdown_text)
tokens = tokenizer.tokenize()

# Convert tokens to components and render to HTML
components = tokens_to_components(tokens)
renderer = Renderer()
rendered = renderer.render_components(components)

# Access the header and content HTML
header_html = rendered["header"]
content_html = rendered["content"]

Markdown Format

The resume-md tool supports a specific markdown format designed for resumes. For examples, see:

• Example 1 - Basic resume format with tables
• Example 2 - Alternative resume format with lists
• Page Break Example - Example showing page break usage
• ATS-Info Example - Example showing ATS-specific information usage

Page Breaks

You can force a page break in your resume using the special markdown comment syntax:

This is content on the first page.

[page-break]: # 

This content will appear on a new page.

When the document is printed, a page break will be inserted at this location.

ATS-Specific Information

You can include ATS (Applicant Tracking System) specific information that will be hidden from the visual display but accessible to text extraction systems. This is useful for including additional keywords, skills, or metadata that ATS systems can parse.

[ats-info]: # Skills: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Node.js
[ats-info]: # Tools: Git, GitHub, VS Code, Docker, Kubernetes
[ats-info]: # Certifications: AWS Certified Solutions Architect
[ats-info]: # Languages: English (Native), Spanish (Fluent)

The ATS-info comments follow the format: [ats-info]: # Category: Content

• Category: The type of information (e.g., Skills, Tools, Certifications)
• Content: The actual information content

This information will be rendered as hidden HTML elements that are:

• Invisible to users viewing the resume
• Accessible to ATS systems for keyword extraction
• Properly structured with semantic markup
• Tagged with data attributes for field identification

Example usage in a resume:

# John Doe
Email: [e-mail] | Phone: [phone]

[ats-info]: # Skills: Python, JavaScript, Machine Learning, Data Analysis
[ats-info]: # Tools: Git, Docker, AWS, Jenkins, Terraform
[ats-info]: # Frameworks: React, Django, Flask, Express.js

## Professional Experience
...

Development

Running Tests

pytest
# With coverage
pytest --cov=resume_md

Code Formatting

black resume_md
isort resume_md

Project Structure

• resume_md/: Main package
  • __init__.py: Package initialization
  • main.py: CLI entry point
  • tokenizer.py: Markdown tokenizer
  • components.py: Component data classes
  • component_factory.py: Converts tokens to components
  • renderer.py: Renders components as HTML
  • template.html: HTML template
• tests/: Test cases
• .github/workflows/: CI/CD workflows

Repository

• GitHub: https://github.com/SamCullin/resume-md
• SSH: [e-mail]:SamCullin/resume-md.git

License

MIT