Resume Feature Logic

Relevant source files

The following files were used as context for generating this wiki page:

• src/features/resume/resume.server.ts
• src/features/resume/resume.schema.ts
• src/features/resume/resume.utils.ts
• src/pages/api/resume/[section].json.ts
• src/content.config.ts
• src/features/resume/resume.utils.test.ts

The Resume feature manages the retrieval, validation, and processing of professional data stored as YAML files. It transforms raw content collection entries into a structured resume object used by the frontend and API endpoints. The system handles various resume sections including professional experience, education, skills, and personal information.

Sources: src/features/resume/resume.server.ts, src/content.config.ts

Data Architecture and Processing

The system loads resume data through Astro's content collection API. It uses a custom loader to glob YAML files from src/content/resume. The assembleResumeData function processes these entries by parsing their IDs to determine their section and depth.

Data Transformation Flow

The following diagram illustrates how raw YAML entries are transformed into the final resume structure.

Content ID Parsing

The system differentiates between top-level files (e.g., basics.yaml) and nested items within directories (e.g., experience/company.yaml).

• Top-level entries: Map directly to a key in the resume object.
• Nested entries: Are grouped into an array under the parent directory name.

Sources: src/features/resume/resume.utils.ts:18-30, src/features/resume/resume.utils.test.ts:15-30

Content Schemas

The system uses Zod to validate resume data shapes. The createResumeSchema function returns a union of all possible entry structures.

Schema Name	Primary Fields	Constraints
basicsSchema	name, email, label, location, profiles	Name is required; Profiles include network and URL.
experienceSchema	company, position, startDate, endDate, highlights	Dates must be YYYY-MM or YYYY-MM-DD.
educationSchema	institution, area, studyType	Institution is required.
awardSchema	title, date, org, description	Title is required.
skillsSchema	category, items	Items is an array of strings.

Sources: src/features/resume/resume.schema.ts:1-105

Experience Date Validation

Experience items use a specific endDateSchema that accepts valid ISO date strings, the string 'present' (case-insensitive), or null.

const endDateSchema = z.union([
  dateStringSchema,
  z.string().refine((val) => val.toLowerCase() === 'present'),
  z.null(),
]).optional()

Sources: src/features/resume/resume.schema.ts:13-22

API and Data Access

The project exposes resume data through server-side utilities and a dynamic JSON API route.

Server Utilities

Function	Description
getResumeData()	Retrieves the entire resume collection and assembles it into a ResumeData object.
getResumeSection(id)	Fetches the full resume and returns only the specific requested section.
pickResumeSection(data, id)	Pure utility to extract a key from a ResumeData object with safety checks.

Sources: src/features/resume/resume.server.ts:7-17, src/features/resume/resume.utils.ts:54-60

JSON API Endpoint

The endpoint /api/resume/[section].json provides programmatic access to resume sections. It uses getStaticPaths to pre-generate routes based on existing YAML files.

Sorting Logic

Data is automatically sorted during assembly to ensure consistent display.

1. Experience: Items are sorted by end date descending. Items marked as null or 'present' are treated as current and appear first.
2. Dated Arrays: Other collections (like awards) are sorted using a standard sortByDateDesc utility.

Sources: src/features/resume/resume.utils.ts:32-45, src/features/resume/resume.utils.test.ts:32-42