Awesome
My Resume and LaTeX Template
Introduction
This repository holds my resume (Chinese and English), the resume LaTeX template.
This template is based on the YACC: Another Awesome CV by Christophe Roger, which is further based on the Plasmati Graduate CV by Alessandro Plasmati.
This template is also available on Overleaf. Welcome to try it and report back.
Usage
-
Linux
- Install XeLaTeX, latexmk, GNU Make, and GhostScript packages;
- Install the required fonts;
- Replace
resume-zh.tex
andresume-en.tex
with your versions; - Compile to PDFs with a simple
make
:-)
-
Windows
- Install MiKTeX;
- Install the required fonts;
- Replace
resume-zh.tex
andresume-en.tex
with your versions; - Open
resume-*.tex
in TeXWorks, chooseXeLaTeX
to compile, and confirm the prompts to install the missing packages along the run.
Font Awesome 5
NOTE: The fontawesome5 package from CTAN is used, which is more advanced and bundles with the font files.
The original fontawesome5 contents are now obsolete but kept for reference.
<blockquote>I wrote a simple tool make-fontawesome5.py
,
which will download the latest icon list from the
Font Awesome project
and then generate the LaTeX style file for using the latest
Font Awesome 5 fonts (the free edition) in LaTeX.
This Python script requires the PyYAML
package, which can be installed with pip3 install --user PyYAML
or sudo apt install python3-yaml
.
A pre-generated style file fontawesome5.sty
(matches Font Awesome v5.15.4) is also provided.
The Font Awesome fonts are designed by the Font Awesome project and can be obtained from here. NOTE: All the following 3 fonts should be installed into the system:
- Font Awesome 5 Free (generic icons in regular style, much less than the solid style)
- Font Awesome 5 Free Solid (generic icons in solid style)
- Font Awesome 5 Free Brands (various brand icons)
i.e., the following 3 OTF files are needed:
Font Awesome 5 Free-Regular-400.otf
Font Awesome 5 Free-Solid-900.otf
Font Awesome 5 Brands-Regular-400.otf
Installation
-
Linux (Debian 12/bookworm)
- Method 1: Install the
texlive-fonts-extra
package, but it pulls off lots of fonts and costs ~1.6GB disk space! - Method 2: Manually install the
fontawesome5
package to~/texmf
with thetlmgr
(TeX Live Manager) tool: (1) initialize the user tree:tlmgr --usermode init-usertree
; (2) install the package:tlmgr --usermode install fontawesome5
.
- Method 1: Install the
-
Windows (MiKTeX 22.10)
MiKTeX will auto prompt for the missing package, so just confirm to install it.
Required Fonts
Besides the Font Awesome fonts, this template also requires the following opensource fonts:
-
IBM Plex (Serif, Mono)
Download the
OpenType.zip
archive from the releases page, and then extract theIBM-Plex-Serif
andIBM-Plex-Mono
directories and install them. -
Download the
NotoSerifCJKsc.zip
archive (Language Specific OTFs Simplified Chinese) from the releases page, and then install all of them.
On Debian Linux, simply do apt install fonts-ibm-plex fonts-noto-cjk
.
Of course, you can use the fonts you prefer by modifying the template directly. However, you may need to tweak the column width in the template accordingly.
Fonts Installation
On Linux systems, create a directory for each font family under
~/.local/share/fonts
, then copy the font files (OTF or TTF) over,
then execute fc-cache -f
to refresh the font cache, done.
Take the Font Awesome font family as an example:
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/fonts/FontAwesome
cp <font-awesome-otf-files> ~/.local/share/fonts/FontAwesome/
fc-cache -fv
- check the fonts correctly installed:
fc-list | grep 'FontAwesome'
License
- The LaTeX class
resume.cls
is distributed under the LaTeX Project Public License (LPPL) Version 1.3c. - The tool
make-fontawesome5.py
is distributed under the MIT License. - All content files are published under the CC BY 4.0 License.