Resume Generator Clean

Professional resume generator with PDF, Word, and HTML export. Supports multiple templates, auto-layout, Chinese/English bilingual, and Markdown/HTML input....

Security Scan

The skill's code, docs, and runtime instructions match its stated purpose (resume generation and export to PDF/Word/HTML); nothing in the package attempts surprising network access or credential collection, though a few minor documentation/CLI inconsistencies exist and the source is untrusted.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description (PDF/Word/HTML resume generation, Chinese support) align with the included Python scripts and examples. The repo is instruction-only in the registry but actually includes implementation files (scripts/ and CLI). Minor inconsistencies: SKILL.md declares version 1.1.0 while registry metadata is 1.0.0; some templates (e.g., 'minimal') are referenced in docs but the CLI choices in generate_resume.py only list ['modern_blue','classic'] which is a small mismatch but not security-critical.

Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions and SKILL.md direct the agent/user to clone the repo, pip-install obvious dependencies, and run local scripts. The code operates on local files (YAML, HTML, Markdown) and system fonts; it does not call out to remote endpoints, read unrelated system files, or attempt to harvest environment variables or credentials.

Install Mechanism

No automatic install spec is embedded in the registry (instruction-only). SKILL.md suggests installing standard Python packages from PyPI (reportlab, PyYAML, python-docx, beautifulsoup4, optional weasyprint/pdfkit). No downloads from unknown URLs or archive extraction steps are present in the provided files.

Credentials

The skill declares no required environment variables or credentials and the code does not access secrets. It does access the filesystem (reads input files, writes outputs, and probes system font paths) which is necessary for its purpose; this file access is proportional to resume generation.

Persistence & Privilege

Flags are default (always:false, user-invocable:true, disable-model-invocation:false). The skill does not request permanent presence, nor does it modify other skills or system-wide agent settings.

Assessment

This package appears coherent with its stated purpose and contains the code needed to generate resumes locally. However: 1) The source is listed as unknown and the SKILL.md references a placeholder GitHub URL — prefer installing from a known/trusted source or inspect the code yourself before running. 2) The skill requires installing Python packages from PyPI (ReportLab, PyYAML, python-docx, etc.); review dependency lists before pip installing and consider using a virtual environment. 3) The code reads and writes local files and probes system font paths — avoid passing sensitive documents as inputs. 4) Some minor doc/CLI inconsistencies (versions, template names) are present but not malicious. If you need higher assurance, run the scripts in an isolated environment (container or VM), review the code files included here, and verify any external binary requirements (wkhtmltopdf) before use.

Resume Generator

A professional resume generator skill for creating beautiful, print-ready resumes with multiple export formats (PDF, Word, HTML) and full Chinese character support.

Features

• Multiple Export Formats: PDF, Word (.docx), and HTML
• PDF Generation:
  • Direct PDF generation using ReportLab
  • HTML-to-PDF conversion (WeasyPrint, pdfkit, ReportLab, FPDF)
• Word Export: Generate editable .docx files
• Chinese Support: Full Chinese character rendering with system fonts
• Multiple Templates: Modern, classic, and minimal styles
• Auto Layout: Smart pagination and content organization
• Professional Design: Clean typography with visual hierarchy
• Flexible Input: Support YAML config, Markdown, and HTML

Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/resume-generator.git

# Install dependencies
pip install reportlab pyyaml python-docx beautifulsoup4

# Optional: For better PDF quality from HTML
pip install weasyprint pdfkit

# Register with OpenClaw
openclaw skills install resume-generator

Quick Start

Method 1: Generate from YAML Config

# Generate from config file
python generate_resume.py --config resume_config.yaml --output resume.pdf

# Use specific template
python generate_resume.py --config config.yaml --template modern_blue --output resume.pdf

Method 2: Convert HTML to PDF

# Convert HTML resume to PDF
python scripts/resume_to_pdf.py input.html output.pdf

# Use specific template
python scripts/resume_to_pdf.py input.html output.pdf --template modern

Method 3: Convert HTML/Markdown to Word

# Convert HTML to Word
python scripts/resume_to_docx.py input.html output.docx

# Convert Markdown to Word
python scripts/resume_to_docx.py input.md output.docx --markdown

Method 4: Python API

from scripts.resume_pdf import ResumePDFGenerator

# Create generator
gen = ResumePDFGenerator(theme='modern_blue')

# Add content
gen.add_header(
    name="张三",
    title="高级工程师",
    phone="138-0000-0000",
    email="[e-mail]",
    address="北京市海淀区示例路1号"
)

gen.add_section("工作经历", [
    {
        "title": "高级工程师",
        "org": "某某科技有限公司",
        "period": "2020-至今",
        "detail": "软件开发 · 系统架构设计"
    }
])

# Generate PDF
gen.save("resume.pdf")

Export Methods

1. Direct PDF Generation (ReportLab)

Best for programmatic resume creation from Python:

from scripts.resume_pdf import ResumePDFGenerator

gen = ResumePDFGenerator(theme='modern_blue')
gen.add_header(...)
gen.add_section(...)
gen.save("output.pdf")

2. HTML to PDF Conversion

Best for converting existing HTML resumes:

# Tries multiple PDF backends automatically
python scripts/resume_to_pdf.py resume.html output.pdf

# Supported backends (auto-detected):
# - WeasyPrint (best quality)
# - pdfkit (requires wkhtmltopdf)
# - ReportLab (fallback)
# - FPDF (fallback)

3. Markdown/Word Export

Best for creating editable documents:

# Markdown to Word
python scripts/resume_to_docx.py resume.md output.docx --markdown

# HTML to Word
python scripts/resume_to_docx.py resume.html output.docx

Templates

modern_blue

• Deep blue color scheme (#1e3a5f)
• Clean header with contact grid
• Blue section dividers
• Professional academic style

classic

• Traditional black and white
• Conservative layout
• Standard section ordering

minimal

• Ultra-clean design
• Minimal color usage
• Maximum content density

Configuration Format

name: "张三"
title: "高级工程师 · 某某科技有限公司"
contact:
  phone: "138-0000-0000"
  email: "[e-mail]"
  address: "北京市海淀区示例路1号"

sections:
  - title: "工作经历"
    items:
      - title: "高级工程师"
        org: "某某科技有限公司"
        period: "2020-至今"
        detail: "软件开发 · 系统架构设计"
  
  - title: "教育背景"
    items:
      - title: "计算机科学硕士"
        org: "某某大学"
        period: "2010-2013"
        detail: "导师：某某教授"

  - title: "发表论文"
    type: "publications"
    items:
      - "[1] Author et al. Paper title[J]. Journal, Year."
      - "[2] ..."

API Reference

ResumePDFGenerator Class

class ResumePDFGenerator:
    def __init__(self, theme='modern_blue'):
        """Initialize with theme name."""
    
    def add_header(self, name, title, phone, email, address):
        """Add resume header."""
    
    def add_section(self, title, items):
        """Add a content section."""
    
    def add_publications(self, papers):
        """Add publications section."""
    
    def save(self, output_path):
        """Generate and save PDF."""

HTML to PDF Functions

from scripts.resume_to_pdf import generate_pdf

# Convert HTML file to PDF
generate_pdf('input.html', 'output.pdf', template='modern')

# Convert HTML string to PDF
html_content = "<h1>Name</h1><p>Content...</p>"
generate_pdf(html_content, 'output.pdf', template='classic')

HTML/Markdown to Word

from scripts.resume_to_docx import generate_docx, generate_docx_from_markdown

# HTML to Word
generate_docx('input.html', 'output.docx', template='modern')

# Markdown to Word
generate_docx_from_markdown('input.md', 'output.docx', template='classic')

Examples

See examples/ directory for complete resume samples:

• example_resume.yaml - Academic researcher CV
• academic_cv.yaml - Academic CV with publications
• professional_resume.yaml - Industry resume
• minimal_resume.yaml - One-page minimal design

Directory Structure

resume-generator/
├── SKILL.md              # Skill documentation
├── README.md             # Project readme
├── LICENSE               # MIT License
├── generate_resume.py    # Main CLI entry point
├── requirements.txt      # Python dependencies
├── scripts/
│   ├── resume_pdf.py     # Direct PDF generation (ReportLab)
│   ├── resume_to_pdf.py  # HTML to PDF conversion
│   └── resume_to_docx.py # HTML/Markdown to Word
├── examples/
│   └── example_resume.yaml
└── assets/
    └── templates/        # HTML templates

Advanced Usage

Custom Styling

from scripts.resume_pdf import ResumePDFGenerator

# Use custom colors
gen = ResumePDFGenerator(
    theme='modern_blue',
    primary_color='#1e3a5f',
    accent_color='#2c5282'
)

Multi-page Layout

The generator automatically handles pagination:

• Header repeats on each page
• Smart section breaks
• Balanced content distribution

Batch Processing

# Generate multiple resumes
for file in configs/*.yaml; do
    python generate_resume.py --config "$file" --output "output/$(basename $file .yaml).pdf"
done

Troubleshooting

Chinese Characters Not Displaying

Ensure you have Chinese fonts installed:

• macOS: /System/Library/Fonts/STHeiti Medium.ttc
• Linux: Install fonts-wqy-microhei
• Windows: SimHei or Microsoft YaHei

PDF Generation Fails

The skill will automatically fallback to HTML output if PDF libraries are unavailable. Open the HTML in browser and print to PDF.

Word Export Issues

Make sure python-docx is installed:

pip install python-docx beautifulsoup4

Dependencies

Required:

• reportlab - PDF generation
• pyyaml - YAML config parsing
• python-docx - Word document generation
• beautifulsoup4 - HTML parsing

Optional (for better PDF quality):

• weasyprint - High-quality HTML to PDF
• pdfkit - wkhtmltopdf wrapper

License

MIT License - See LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Pull requests welcome! Please follow the existing code style and add tests for new features.

Changelog

v1.1.0

• Added HTML to PDF conversion (multiple backends)
• Added HTML/Markdown to Word export
• Enhanced template system
• Improved Chinese font support

v1.0.0

• Initial release
• Direct PDF generation with ReportLab
• YAML config support
• Multiple themes