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@yamlresume/core

v0.9.1

Published

The typesetting and layout core for YAMLResume

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@yamlresume/core

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This package contains the core engine for YAMLResume. It handles parsing, validating, and rendering resumes based on the official schema. It is intended for developers who want to build custom tools or integrations on top of YAMLResume.

Note: If you just want to create a resume, you should use the main command-line tool. See the yamlresume package for more info.

The Design Principle

The core design principle of YAMLResume is Separation of Concerns. The resume content (YAML) is decoupled from its presentation (LaTeX), allowing the core engine to focus on one thing: compiling a structured document into a beautifully typeset PDF.

Documentation

For more detailed information on the architecture and API, please visit our official documentation:

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