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CV YAML Data Structure Documentation

This README documents the expected field structure for each YAML file used to populate my CV and personal website.

Overview

My CV and website pull data from individual YAML files hosted on GitHub. Each section of the CV corresponds to a specific YAML file with its own expected structure. Whereas, publications.yaml is used to populate the publications page of my website. All fields should be strings unless otherwise specified.

File Structure Summary

YAML File Purpose Type Required Fields
contact.yaml Contact information Single object position, institute, city, email, website, orcid, linkedin, github, twitter, researchgate
profile.yaml Professional profile/summary List of objects text
skills.yaml Technical skills List of objects subject, level
languages.yaml Language skills List of objects subject, level
education.yaml Educational background List of objects degree, university, city, start, end, thesis, awards
experience.yaml Work experience List of objects position, institute, city, start, end, activities
workshops.yaml Teaching & training List of objects title, location, start, description, url
awards.yaml Grants & funding List of objects name, institute, city, date, description, url, link_type
publications.yaml Academic publications List of objects title, authors, year, journal, volume, pages, doi
presentations.yaml Conference presentations List of objects title, event, location, date, url
posters.yaml Poster presentations List of objects title, event, location, date, url
packages.yaml R packages List of objects package, description, url, cran, version

Detailed Field Specifications

πŸ“§ contact.yaml

Structure: Single object (not a list)

position: "Your job title"
institute: "Your institution (can include markdown links)"
city: "City, Country"
email: "your.email@domain.com"
phone: "Optional phone number (can be empty)"
website: "https://your-website.com"
orcid: "0000-0000-0000-0000"
linkedin: "your-linkedin-username"
github: "your-github-username"
twitter: "your-twitter-handle"
researchgate: "https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Your-Profile"

πŸ‘€ profile.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- text: "Your professional summary/bio text. Can be a long paragraph describing your background, expertise, and interests."

πŸ› οΈ skills.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- subject: "R (Shiny, Quarto)"
  level: "advanced"
- subject: "Python"
  level: "intermediate"
- subject: "JavaScript"
  level: "basic"

Valid levels: advanced, intermediate, basic

🌐 languages.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- subject: "English"
  level: "Native"
- subject: "German"
  level: "B2"

πŸŽ“ education.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- degree: "Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Environmental Science"
  university: "University Name"
  city: "City, Country"
  start: "Sep. 2020"
  end: "Jun. 2025"
  description: "Optional description of the program (can be empty)"
  thesis: "[Thesis title with optional link](https://link-to-thesis.com)"
  awards: "Any awards or honors received (can be empty)"

πŸ’Ό experience.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- position: "Job Title"
  institute: "Company/Institution Name"
  city: "City, Country"
  start: "Jan. 2020"
  end: "Dec. 2022"
  activities: "Description of responsibilities and achievements. Can include multiple sentences separated by periods."

🏫 workshops.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- title: "Workshop Title"
  location: "City, Country"
  start: "Sep. 2024"
  end: "Optional end date (can be empty)"
  description: "Workshop description"
  url: "https://link-to-workshop-materials.com"

πŸ† awards.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- name: "Award/Grant Name"
  institute: "Funding Organization"
  city: "City, Country"
  date: "Jun. 2023"
  description: "Description of the award or project funded"
  url: "https://link-to-more-info.com"
  link_type: "website"

Valid link_types: website, pdf, github, etc.

πŸ“š publications.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- title: "Article Title"
  authors: "Author, A. and Author, B."
  year: "2022"
  journal: "Journal Name"
  volume: "38"
  pages: "e02228"
  doi: "https://10.1016/j.journal.2022.e02228"
  data_url: "https://zenodo.org/record/123456"
  code_url: "Optional GitHub repository (can be empty)"
  preprint_url: "Optional preprint link (can be empty)"
  results_url: "Optional results/supplementary link (can be empty)"

🎀 oral_presentations.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- title: "Presentation Title"
  event: "Conference Name"
  location: "City, Country"
  date: "Jun. 2019"
  type: "Optional type field (can be empty)"
  url: "https://link-to-slides.com"

πŸ“‹ posters.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- title: "Poster Title"
  event: "Conference Name (can be empty)"
  location: "City, Country"
  date: "Oct. 2015"
  authors: "Optional author list (can be empty)"
  url: "Optional link to poster (can be empty)"

πŸ“¦ packages.yaml

Structure: List of objects

- package: "Package Name"
  description: "Brief description of what the package does"
  url: "https://github.com/username/packagename"
  cran: false
  version: "1.0.0"

Note: cran field is boolean (true/false)


πŸ“ General Guidelines

Date Formatting

Use consistent date formats throughout:

  • Month abbreviations: Jan., Feb., Mar., Apr., May, Jun., Jul., Aug., Sep., Oct., Nov., Dec.
  • Format: Mon. YYYY (e.g., "Sep. 2024")

Markdown Support

The following fields support markdown formatting:

  • institute in contact.yaml (for links)
  • thesis in education.yaml (for links)
  • All description fields
  • title fields in publications.yaml

Optional Fields

Fields marked as "can be empty" should still be included in the YAML structure but can have empty string values ("").

Ordering

Entries within each YAML file should be ordered chronologically, with the most recent items first. The CV generation system will reverse the order as needed for proper display.

File Encoding

All YAML files should be saved with UTF-8 encoding to properly handle special characters and international text.


πŸ”— Integration

These YAML files are designed to be hosted on GitHub and accessed remotely by the CV generation system. The system expects:

  1. Repository structure: Each YAML file should be in the root of the repository
  2. File naming: Exact file names as specified above (e.g., contact.yaml, not contacts.yaml)
  3. Public access: Repository should be public or accessible via the GitHub API
  4. Branch: Files should be on the specified branch (typically main)

The CV generation system uses the read_cv_data_remote() function to fetch and parse these files automatically.

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