Welcome to the GitHub repository for my personal resume website! This project is a fully responsive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript resume that is deployed through GitHub Pages for easy access and distribution. You can view it here.

• Responsive Design: Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to adapt across devices.
• PDF Generation: Quickly generate a downloadable PDF version of the resume.
• Continuous Deployment with GitHub Pages: Every change pushed to main branch triggers an automatic deployment to GitHub Pages.

To view the resume online, visit: https://maui2023.github.io/resume/

1. Auto-Generated PDF: Click on the "Download PDF" button on the site to generate and download a PDF of the resume.
2. Manual Download: Alternatively, you can download the PDF from the repository in the pdf/ folder.

• HTML + CSS + JavaScript: For structuring and styling the resume.
• GitHub Pages: For automated deployment, configured to deploy from the main branch.
• JS PDF Library (optional): If a library like jsPDF is used, it enables PDF generation directly from the browser.

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/maui2023/resume.git

2. Navigate to the Directory:

   cd resume

3. Open the Resume Locally: Open index.html in your browser to view the resume locally.

This project is automatically deployed to GitHub Pages every time there is a push to the main branch. Make sure your GitHub Pages is configured to deploy from the main branch under your repository's settings.

1. Navigate to Repository Settings > Pages.
2. Select main as the source branch and confirm.
3. Access the website at https://<your-github-username>.github.io/resume/.

If you have a custom domain, configure it in the repository settings under Pages and add a CNAME file to the root of the repository.

The PDF generation can be handled using JavaScript, with libraries like jsPDF or custom JavaScript to convert HTML content to PDF format. This feature allows users to download the resume directly from the site.

To integrate PDF generation, see the following sample code snippet (assuming you're using jsPDF):

// Generate PDF
function generatePDF() {
    const doc = new jsPDF();
    doc.fromHTML(document.body, 10, 10, {
        'width': 180
    });
    doc.save('My_Resume.pdf');
}

Note: Include a "Download PDF" button that triggers generatePDF().

If you'd like to suggest improvements, feel free to fork the repository and open a pull request. All contributions are welcome!

For any questions, feel free to reach out.

Thank you for checking out my resume!