Data transformation

In some cases you may want to modify data between web and pdf versions of your resume or even create multiple variants of them. To address those needs while still providing single place for configuration we introduced a concept of data transformers.

When visiting index.astro (web resume source) or pdf.astro (pdf resume source) you can see that we use the cv() function to get data for a particular resume variant. By default cv() returns the entire configuration you specified within the src/data folder. However, you can modify this behavior by passing some data transformers into it.

For example:

import cv, { hideProject, hideSkillSet, renameSkillSet } from '@/data';

cv(
  // [skills] Skill set with name "I want to learn" won't be displayed
  hideSkillSet('I want to learn'),

  // [skills] Skill set named "I speak" will be renamed to "Languages"
  renameSkillSet('I speak', 'Languages'),

  // [portfolio] "Disco Ninjas" project won't be visible
  hideProject('Disco Ninjas')
);

Data transformers

General

hideSection(sectionKey) — hides section with a specified key.

Skills

hideSkillSet(skillSetTitle) — hides skill set with a specified title.

renameSkillSet(from, to) — changes name of a specified skill set (from) to a different one (to).

hideSkills(skillSetTitle, skillNames[]) — finds the skill set by its title and hides all its skills matched by their name.

Portfolio

hideProject(projectName) — hides project with a specified name.

Experience

hideJob(role, company?) — hides job where you had a specified role. If you had same role in multiple companies, you can provide a precise company as the second parameter.

Education

hideDiploma(title, institution?) — hides education record by its title. If you have multiple diplomas with the same title, you can provide a an institution name as the second parameter to narrow the filter.