This looks really nice. A really good feature to have would be able to have version history of the resume so I can revert or just see how the resume has changed over time.
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Totally what I was looking for will try imbed into my website.
Please do let me know how it goes, and if there's anything I can do to make the process more simpler :)
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Hey, I was planing to refresh my resume. I will definitely use this, looks great. Thanks !
Holy shit, it looks slick! Will for sure give it a spin!
Thank you so much! :)
Whoa, this looks awesome. I've been using https://read.cv but it's got way less features, and it also seems they've started to pivot more and more into being a kind of a social network which I'm not particularly interested in.
The only thing I'm kind of worried about is that this looks somewhat heavy for a single-user instance? Like, I don't probably need 2FA or Sentry or even SMTP for password resets. Still though, will try!
SMTP is optional, so is Sentry. If you don't include the env variable, the module isn't loaded in the app itself.
As for 2FA, it was just a few bits of code, so it adds almost zero weight to the instance. The project is very much catered to being self-hosted and meant for a single person to use. The rest are just nice features to have on a cloud instance, but they don't add any overhead to the server.
Looks really great, thanks!
I can't find a way to reorder items within Work Experience, Educations, etc. So if I get some new certification, it seems I have to fill in everything again since I can only add new ones at the bottom and I want to put the latest one on top. Or am I doing something wrong?
Also, it would be great if you could add a date to the certifications. That way you can show how long you've been certified for the specific skill.
I'll be setting this up for sure as I was looking for something like this. Thanks for making this!
No, thank you! And please do let me know how your self-hosting experience was. If there's anything I can do to simplify the process, happy to!
Will do!
Creative website name!
Thank you :)
Why does it need authentication? In fact, why need a backend at all and not just fully client-side?
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This looks great! Looking forward to setting it up, thanks for sharing!
This is so cool. I'm excited to set this up on Docker, but I couldn't find the Docker Compose or installation instructions on your page. Any chance you could point me in the right direction? Thanks a bunch!
You can find the examples here: https://github.com/AmruthPillai/Reactive-Resume/tree/main/tools/compose
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perfect timing, i just got laid off a couple weeks ago lol
Is there an upgrade breaking changes from v3.x to 4.0 if upgrading a self-hosted instance using docker?
Yes, unfortunately it's not a straightforward upgrade as there are a lot of things changed since V3 to V4. What I'd suggest is to extract or export your resume json from your running V3 instance and store it locally. Once you have v4 running, simply import the JSON back into the app.
Also it should be pointed out that the name of the image tag has changed. There is no client and server anymore, but just latest.
this is awesome! well done
Hi, could you include a docker-compose file to the repository?
Damn it that's awesome! A few weeks ago I was thinking to build something similar, glad you take the lead! Will give it a go and share my experience!
Do you have upgrade instructions for users who were running it with this image?
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Will it break if I just do a docker compose pull?
Yes, unfortunately it's not a straightforward upgrade as there are a lot of things changed since V3 to V4. What I'd suggest is to extract or export your resume json from your running V3 instance and store it locally. Once you have v4 running, simply import the JSON back into the app.
Also it should be pointed out that the name of the image tag has changed. There is no client and server anymore, but just latest.
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The delaying of making my resume becouse i was to lazy actually paid off
this looks great!
Question / Potential feature request if it doesn't exist
there used to be a free resume service called rhubarb that'd let you write a bunch of bullet points and swap them in and out of your resume depending on the job you're applying to, so you'd essentially have one base resume that you could make variants of quickly and easily. their implementation let you click the "skills" section or the "work experience" section and a side bar would open up with your "bank" of all the skills or experience snippets you'd written and you'd simply click the plus or minus button to add or remove them for a specific "variant" of a resume you were working on.
this was insanely useful in tech jobs where you'd have experience with like 20 different pieces of tech but a specific job you'd apply to would only use 10 and you could only fit like 15ish on your resume so you'd swap them around depending on the specific job you're applying to. do you guys have any feature like this where you support quickly making variations of a base resume to more custom tailor it to a singular position?
It'd also let you track the jobs you've applied to by uploading the Job description (just simple copy and pasting of the page into a rich text editor, no link scraping or formatting or anything) and it'd give you basically an "match" score on how good the specific variant of your resume aligns with the skill sets posted for that particular position's job description. This part was probably just a simple python off-the-shelf machine learning script that does NTM or LDA or something, it wasn't amazing, and with chatgpt integration already in your app, you could probably do something a lot better for a lot lower effort.
if these features don't exist in your app, adding them i think would make your app the resume app, because in the current job market, it's becoming more and more of the norm to shoot out dozens of resumes to land a single bite, and more and more, those resumes need to be custom tailored to the position especially in the age of chatgpt mass produced resumes. Even in tech, if you aren't custom tailoring your resume for each application your prospects of getting a call back are greatly diminished.
So really this creates two problems your app could solve, easily customizing a "base" resume and keeping track of which job postings you've sent which resume to, both of these could be super overengineered, or just simple solutions, and both of these would make your app amazing if it doesn't have either!
The features you're asking for already exist in the app. You should be able to create a resume with all section items, and duplicate the resume for a specific job. Now, you have the option to hide certain items from each section or hide a section altogether.
There's also another interesting feature specific for this use case. You can create a base resume and then lock it, ensuring no further changes are made to it by mistake. Another feature is that you can add personal notes to each resume, for example a link to the job description you applied to.
This looks awesome. Is there any extra setup required for saving to PDF? I just spun it up with the simple.yml compose file and PDF save does not work.
Haven't looked into error logs at all yet because I'm busy, just wanted to check out the app quickly.
There's absolutely no extra setup necessary, if all of the services are running correctly. The error might just be related to networking. You can check out the hosted instance and take it for a spin to validate the product, and then when you have the time debug those errors with self-hosting it. I personally use the docker swarm compose template to deploy the production application and it works right out of the box.
You need put the bucket name in the storage url
example: STORAGE_URL: http://localhost:9000/default
What's the difference between a rΓ©sumΓ© and a CV and can this do both?
I have always assumed that the two words mean the same but as specific to a region. There's no reason why you can't make your resume look like the way you want it to, especially because you can create custom sections that pertain to your industry.
I cheeked out the homepage and saw a photo on the header. Shouldn't you discourage use of an image on a resume?
doesn't that put some people at risk to racial bias?
Depending on the country, adding an image to your resume is still pretty standard.
Entirely up to the user. All of the templates adapt depending on whether there's a picture or not, so no one's experience is hindered. But it's true, it is discouraged in some regions, for good reason, but also expected in many other regions or industries.
This is great! I have a feature request if you don't mind
Can the app be password protected? E.g: Require password upon entering $PUBLIC_URL but not for public resumes. I don't want the app to be public but still want it available over the internet.
I tried adding basic auth to my reverse proxy and it seems to break the app.
Interesting. It should be possible to do this without having to break the app or modify any of the code. You just need to ensure STORAGE URL and CHROME URL and not public addresses, but URLs that are accessible within your network (without basic auth).
Then it's just a matter of implementing basic auth on the proxy layer (using nginx/Traefik/caddy). Or instead of basic auth, another strategy would be to block all requests from External IPs and only allow your home IP and the IP of the server itself.
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Is the github/google part at the end necessary or can it get commented out for testing? (Tried to spin up simple.yml with them commented out and had no luck.)
Really great tool, thanks! I accidentally started of with a wrong old docker container, that wasn't v4. It did have some issues, that are fixed in v4 now, so that's great!
I really love the old 'Onyx' layout though. The ovals that contain 'skills' and 'hobbies' make it look so clean. I can't find the same layout in the new v4.
Looks great but needs a dark theme π
You can switch themes in the settings page, under "Profile".
After 5 years I got laid off and had to rebuild mine, using a template from a "professional" that I hired like 7-9 years ago. I'll definitely use this to update mine!
curios to see how well a PDF resume from this fares thru the various ATS's that are out there
Hello! Thank you for this great app. Just a quick question, how do so i disable new sign ups? (I have disabled github and google env variables but when trying to use the old variables PUBLIC_FLAG_DISABLE_SIGNUPS it doesn't work for email_auths).
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