Getting your resume aka an CV (ANSI-v 🤡) straight to your and anyone else's terminals:

Be warned though, for this is kinda useless and just for fun:

1. Create your resume according to the JSON Resume Schema (see also the schema specification) either:

   • use ChatGPT (or another LLM) with the following prompt (you need to fill in the spaces for [resume] and [json_schema]):

     Resume:[resume]
     
     JSON Resume Schema:[json_schema]
     
     Provide JSON data structure of the resume, formatted according to the JSON Resume Schema
     
     Output json, no yapping
     

     Note: for json_schema you can just use the example from here
   • manually (see the heyho sample for a possible starting point),
   • exporting from LinkedIn using Joshua Tzucker's LinkedIn exporter (repo)¹, or
   • exporting from one of the platforms advertised as offering JSON resume integration.

2. Create a public gist named resume.json with your resume contents.

3. You're now the proud owner of an ancv. Time to try it out.

   The following examples work out-of-the-box. Replace heyho with your GitHub username once you're all set up.

   • curl:

     curl -L ancv.io/heyho

     with -L being shorthand for --location, allowing you to follow the redirect from https://ancv.io through to https://ancv.io. It's shorter than its also perfectly viable alternative:

     curl https://ancv.io/heyho

     Lastly, you might want to page the output for easiest reading, top-to-bottom:

     curl -sL ancv.io/heyho | less

     If that garbles the rendered output, try less -r aka --raw-control-chars.

   • wget:

     wget -O - --quiet ancv.io/heyho

     where -O is short for --output-document, used here to redirect to stdout.

   • PowerShell 7:

     (iwr ancv.io/heyho).Content

     where iwr is an alias for Invoke-Webrequest, returning an object whose Content we access.

   • PowerShell 5: