A React-based, fully responsive resume builder. It is built around the idea of a custom template, which is populated with user-provided data. Each form field features its own validation logic and the app allows to both preview & download an interactive PDF. This project was a lovely chance to practise with Styled Components and custom React hooks.

None of the data provided is collected or stored. Your data never leave the client-side.

Important Note #1: Since the PDF implementation is based on React-to-PDF, certain limitations may apply browser and device-wise. I would recommend accessing the app through Chrome or Opera for the time being.

Important Note #2: Due to API limitations, printing settings cannot be set programmatically through the app. However, you can set them to be the following:

• Layout: Portrait
• Paper size: A4
• Margins & Scale: Default
• Background graphics: Enabled

Additionally, please ensure that your browser's zoom is set to default (100%) before generating the document.

Important Note #3: The recommended browser for this app is Chrome. There are a few known issues with Firefox, which cannot be controlled through the app. Regardless, if you decide to use Firefox, please enable 'Print Backgrounds' in the 'More Settings' drop-down menu.

As this project was bootstrapped with React, the following scripts are available:

Install the dependencies:

npm install

Run the app in development mode:

npm start

Launch the test server in the interactive watch mode:

npm test

• Independent, custom field validation
• Interactive progress bar that adjusts based on provided data
• Responsive image adjustment for the profile photograph
• Custom toggle component

• React
• Lodash
• React-to-Print
• Styled Components
• FontAwesome

For a more detailed overview of the development & production dependencies, please check package.json.

https://developedbygeo.github.io/Resume-builder/

Contributions are certainly welcome. Please feel free to open an issue/PR if there is something you would like to be changed.

A massive thank you to The Odin Project & freeCodeCamp for their guidance and quality material.

MIT