This is a Hugo port of Orbit - great looking resume/CV template designed for developers by Xiaoying Riley.

It leverages Hugo's multilingual mode to allow you to manage multiple CV variants. By using the "translation by file name" method your content files can life side-by-side.

Imagine you want to rephrase one of your experiences. You can find the files for all variants and languages right next to each other.

.
├── content
│   ├── experiences
│   │   ├── employer1.de.md
│   │   ├── employer1.en.md

This should make it quite simple to apply changes across all variants and languages.

Additionally, the theme is optimized for print and ships prepared for pagedjs which helps you to export your CV as a PDF.

TODO

You can see it in action on Hugo Themes site.

• Installation
• Getting started
  • Copying files
  • Configuring
  • Test your site
  • PDF export
• License

Grab the latest release and put it into the themes folder of your Hugo project.

For more information read the official setup guide of Hugo.

After installing the theme successfully it requires just a few more steps to get your resume running.

Take a look inside the exampleSite folder of this theme. You'll find a file called config.toml. To start just copy the config.toml into the root folder of your Hugo site.

Or you copy the whole exampleSite, install the theme and adjust it to fit your curriculum vitae.

Open your just-copied config.toml and fill it with your data. All other page content may be managed through dedicated content files.

For a detailed description of content management see the documentation.

In order to see your site in action, run Hugo's built-in local server.

$ hugo server -w

Now enter localhost:1313 in the address bar of your browser.

Simply click the print icon in the top-right corner. The print dialog of your browser will open. Select the "Print to file" option and save it.

The original template is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. Please keep the original attribution link when using for your own project. If you'd like to use the template without the attribution, you can check out other license options via template author's website: themes.3rdwavemedia.com

As for Hugo port you may rewrite the "Ported for..." line with setting your name at the end of config.toml

	[params.footer]
        copyright = "your name"

The port itself is released under the MIT license.

• Xiaoying Riley - originally designed the theme Orbit
• Pavel Kanyshev - developed another Hugo port of the original theme Hugo Orbit Theme which served as a nice inspiration for this theme