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resume

The command line tool "resume" is a tool used to create and manage resumes or CVs directly from the command line interface. It allows users to easily create, update, and customize their resumes without the need for graphical software or word processors.

The "resume" tool typically follows a predefined template or format, allowing users to input their personal information, work experience, education, skills, and other relevant details in a structured manner. It often supports various file formats such as PDF, HTML, or plain text, making it easy to export and share resumes across different platforms.

Using this command line tool, users can easily add or remove sections, update their information, and generate a formatted resume document with a single command. It may also offer additional features such as theme customization, multiple templates, and integration with version control systems or job application platforms.

Overall, the "resume" command line tool provides a convenient and efficient way for individuals to manage and create professional resumes directly from the command line interface.

List of commands for resume:

  • deluge-console:tldr:7d19a deluge-console: Resume a torrent.
    $ resume ${torrent_id}
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  • resume:tldr:1cd5f resume: Validate a `resume.json` against schema tests to ensure it complies with the standard.
    $ resume validate
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  • resume:tldr:c8469 resume: Start a web server that serves a local `resume.json`.
    $ resume serve
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  • resume:tldr:d99cc resume: Export a resume locally in a stylized HTML or PDF format.
    $ resume export ${path-to-html_or_pdf}
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  • resume:tldr:e007d resume: Create a new `resume.json` file in the current working directory.
    $ resume init
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