Yet Another Curriculum Vitae Template

This repository provides a LaTeX-based curriculum vitae (CV) template inspired by the popular Awesome-CV.

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the following installed:

1. LaTeX distribution: e.g., TeX Live, MiKTeX, or MacTeX.
2. latexmk: For automated compilation.
3. XeLaTeX: Required for modern font and Unicode support.
4. A terminal/command-line environment with make.

Repository Structure

├── src/            # Directory containing LaTeX source files (.tex)
├── out/            # Output directory for compiled PDFs (generated)
├── tmp/            # Directory for auxiliary files (generated)
├── Makefile        # Makefile for build automation
├── README.md       # Project documentation (this file)
└── yacvt.sty       # Custom LaTeX style file for the CV template

Getting Started

Compile the CV

To generate your CV PDF(s), use the following commands:

• Compile all CVs:

  make all

  This compiles all .tex files in the src directory, placing the resulting PDFs in the out/ directory.

• Compile a specific CV:

  make <filename>

  Replace <filename> with the base name of the desired .tex file (excluding the .tex extension). Example:

  make cv

Watch Mode (Auto-Compilation)

To watch a specific .tex file for changes and automatically recompile:

make watch <filename>

Example:

make watch cv

This mode listens for file changes and recompiles the specified file automatically. Note: Ensure your PDF viewer supports auto-reloading.

Cleaning Up

To remove all generated files (PDFs and auxiliary files):

make clean

Makefile Commands Overview

Command	Description
make all	Compile all .tex files in the src directory.
make <filename>	Compile a specific .tex file.
make watch <filename>	Watch and recompile a specific .tex file on changes.
make clean	Remove all compiled PDFs and auxiliary files.
make help	Display help information, including a list of available .tex files.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter issues, have ideas for improvements, or want to add features, feel free to:

• Open an issue on this repository.
• Submit a pull request with your changes.