This is a repository for me to generate my CV. If you like it, you can fork it and revise the content to be what is appropriate to you, to generate your desired online CV ^_^. I use grunt to establish the development environment. But grunt is a little slow in reaction speed. So please keep patient when using this development environment. Because this is the only project I use grunt and I need a demo for grunt usage, I would probably not replace grunt with gulp or other substitute goods. However, I really recommended you to re-establish the development environment if you will use this project code for quite a while.

What this CV looks like in PC:

What this CV looks like in mobile device:

Established by Yakima Teng

Type the following command to start the development process, it will open a webpage in your browser and refresh the page automatically when changes to your development files are detected.

npm run dev

Script like 'npm run deploy' defined in the package.json file won't be available at your first use. You need to open gruntfile.js and revise configuration under scp.options and scp.your_target to make it available. One small tip here: Before you make any changes under the key "scp", you can first cd to your project root and then use the command below to avoid committing and pushing your local private information to the remote repository accidentally:

git update-index --assume-unchanged gruntfile.js

Later, in case that you want again to restore the trace of file you ignored before, just cd to your project root and type command like below:

git update-index --no-assume-unchanged gruntfile.js

I employed a npm package named "gh-pages", please visit its official websites for details. For usage examples, you can also refer to the following commands defined in package.json file:

"scripts": {
    ...
    "deployToGithub": "gh-pages -d dist/cv",
    "deployToOSChina": "gh-pages -d dist/cv -b oschina-pages -o oschina -r https://git.oschina.net/yakima/cv.git",
    ...
},

1. Tools: Grunt, VueJS1+ (actually, I am in favor of gulp and webpack other then grunt, it seems to be too slow in action speed -_-. I used it here because I havn't had any experience of its usage before.)
2. Online demo: https://www.yxeye.com/cv/

The MIT License (MIT)