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@jsonresume/types

v0.2.1

Published

TypeScript types for the JSON Resume and Job schemas, generated from @jsonresume/schema

Readme

@jsonresume/types

TypeScript types for the JSON Resume and Job schemas, generated from @jsonresume/schema.

This is a types-only package: the runtime entry point is intentionally empty and the interfaces are emitted (as .d.ts) from the canonical schema, so they never drift from the spec.

Install

npm install --save-dev @jsonresume/types

API

A single root export (.) ships the following interfaces and type aliases.

Resume

| Type | Description | | --- | --- | | Resume | The full JSON Resume document. All sections are optional; unknown keys are allowed. | | ResumeBasics | basics — name, label, email, phone, url, summary, location, profiles. | | ResumeLocation | The basics.location object (address, city, region, countryCode, postalCode). | | ResumeProfile | An entry in basics.profiles (network, username, url). | | WorkItem | An entry in work. | | VolunteerItem | An entry in volunteer. | | EducationItem | An entry in education. | | AwardItem | An entry in awards. | | CertificateItem | An entry in certificates. | | PublicationItem | An entry in publications. | | SkillItem | An entry in skills. | | LanguageItem | An entry in languages. | | InterestItem | An entry in interests. | | ReferenceItem | An entry in references. | | ProjectItem | An entry in projects. | | ResumeMeta | The meta object (canonical, version, lastModified). | | Iso8601 | String alias for partial ISO-8601 dates, e.g. 2014-06-29 or 2023-04. |

Job

| Type | Description | | --- | --- | | JobDescription | A job posting in the JSON Resume Job schema (title, company, type, location, remote, salary, responsibilities, qualifications, skills, meta). |

Usage

Type a resume object you load from disk or an API:

import type { Resume } from '@jsonresume/types';

const resume: Resume = JSON.parse(await readFile('resume.json', 'utf8'));

console.log(resume.basics?.name);

Annotate a function that operates on a single section:

import type { WorkItem } from '@jsonresume/types';

function formatRole(job: WorkItem): string {
  return `${job.position ?? 'Unknown'} @ ${job.name ?? 'Unknown'}`;
}

Type a job posting with the Job schema:

import type { JobDescription } from '@jsonresume/types';

const job: JobDescription = {
  title: 'Web Developer',
  company: 'Microsoft',
  remote: 'Hybrid',
};

Ecosystem

Part of the JSON Resume ecosystem. See the roadmap and related packages in jsonresume/jsonresume.org#421.

License

MIT