Building a single-page website that showcases your resume, projects, and publications can be a delightful experience. This guide will walk you through setting up the Hugo Resume template sourced from Start Bootstrap. Our focus will be on how to customize content, utilize the CMS, and troubleshoot common issues.

Examples

Before diving into setup, let’s take a look at what you can achieve:

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Check out Eddie’s site for a live example.

Setup & Use

To start using this theme, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Navigate to the example site folder: cd exampleSite.
3. Run the Hugo server with the following command:

hugo -t hugo-resume --themesDir ..

Summary

Begin by editing the main contents_index.md to add a brief bio summary about yourself.

Data Files

You can also manage your content with data files. Here are some essential files:

• dataskills.json
• dataexperience.json
• dataeducation.json

Adding Projects and Publications

Projects and publications can be added easily. Projects can be classified into two folders: creations or contributions, like being a leading actor or a supporting cast member in a play. Use the following command to add projects:

hugo add projects/TYPEname-of-project.md

For publications, create them similarly to projects. Include all relevant content such as papers or articles.

Template Parameters

All personal details aside from the above can be stored in config.toml.

Internationalization

This theme supports multiple languages. Use the defaultContentLanguage parameter in config.toml to set the preferred language. The template currently supports English and French.

Using the CMS with Netlify CMS

One of the killer features of this setup is the integration with Netlify CMS, providing a user-friendly admin experience without requiring deployment to Netlify. The full integration and guide can be accessed in the exampleSite/static/admin directory.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues during setup or customization, consider the following:

• Ensure you have cloned the correct repository.
• Check if Hugo is properly installed on your machine.
• Look at your command line for syntax errors; ensure the commands are correctly typed.
• Review your configuration settings in config.toml for any discrepancies.

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Conclusion

Following this guide, you should be able to create and customize your own Hugo Resume website effectively. This template is a great way to showcase your skills and experiences creatively and efficiently.

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