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Resume.io to PDF

Download your resume from resume.io as a PDF file.

Open the application, enter your resume renderingToken and click the download button. It will automatically download your resume as image files, merge them, inject the hyperlinks, convert to a PDF file and run OCR to extract the text and make it searchable.

How to find your renderingToken

Go to https://resume.io/api/app/resumes

You will see a list of your resumes. Find the one you want to download and get the renderingToken from the payload. Example:

Usage

# Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/felipeall/resumeio-to-pdf.git

# Go to the project's root folder
$ cd resumeio-to-pdf

Running in Docker

# Build the image
$ docker build -t resumeio-to-pdf .

# Run the container
$ docker run -p 8000:8000 resumeio-to-pdf

Running Locally

# (optional) Append the current directory to PYTHONPATH
$ export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$(pwd)

# Instantiate a Poetry virtual env
$ poetry shell

# Install the dependencies
$ poetry install

# Start the API server
$ python app/main.py

The application will be running in: http://localhost:8000/

Disclaimer

Please be advised that this application is designed for preview purposes only.

By utilizing this tool, you explicitly agree to adhere to all applicable laws and regulations governing the use of such services. The creators of this application absolve themselves of any responsibility for potential damages or harm resulting from its utilization.

It is essential to visit the pricing page on Resume.io to explore fair and affordable options for accessing the resume downloading service directly through the official channels provided by Resume.io. The creators emphasize the importance of supporting the platform by subscribing to their services and discourage the use of this application as a substitute for legitimate and paid access.

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