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Allows to save resumes for future editing

Open baoduy opened this issue 2 years ago • 5 comments

This is great project and if it is allow to save resumes for future editing then very good.

baoduy avatar Sep 16 '23 14:09 baoduy

It allows data to be stored in the browser, so you can simply close the tab and resume later.

ouzelthebird avatar Oct 03 '23 03:10 ouzelthebird

You can even save it locally, The data is stored in local storage in the key open-resume-state, just populate that for meantime

p0lygun avatar Oct 08 '23 21:10 p0lygun

Came to suggest the same... I realize it's stored in localStorage, however the browser has no guarantees for persistence. It would be nice if there was a save and load button at the bottom of the builder's options that would simply deliver a document as a Resume_${normalize(name)}_${formatDate(new Date(), 'YYYYMMDD')}.ord file (ord for open resume document) with the same JSON as is in localStorage, and a load button that loads the same file... May fork and do a pull request later in the week if I have time. Should be maybe under a day of work, but I'm unfamiliar with the codebase.

tracker1 avatar Jan 03 '24 15:01 tracker1

That is a really simple way to solve the issue. I use multiple computers and not always handy. As I said before I saved as a PDF and keep it, but as I can't get it to parse corretly as a PDF. There needs a diffent option...

tekjunkie6502 avatar Jan 11 '24 21:01 tekjunkie6502

I have a suggestion..... Maybe use the same approach as https://stackedit.io/ this is the repository https://github.com/benweet/stackedit from there you can copy part of the code which is in JS and implement here.... That would not be too hard ... It would store you CV at Google Drive

peritoflores avatar Jan 17 '24 16:01 peritoflores