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resume/Makefile
paul 697312036f Organize resumes by company in subdirectories
- Create subdirectories for each company (files/, valon/)
- Move company-specific resumes and cover letters to their directories
- Update Makefile to support FILE_NAME paths (e.g., files/resume-name)
- Improve clean target to recursively find .log files
- Update CLAUDE.md with new directory structure documentation
- Add examples for building PDFs from subdirectories
- Document cover letter placement and usage

This improves organization as more job-specific resumes accumulate.
Files can now be organized by company for easier management.

Makefile usage:
  make resume                                    # root directory (default)
  make resume FILE_NAME=files/paul-halvorsen-files-backend-engineer
  make resume FILE_NAME=valon/paul-halvorsen-valon-software-engineer

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-05 16:07:43 -05:00

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Makefile

USER=paul
FILE_NAME?=paul-halvorsen-resume
NAME=build-paul-resume
CONTAINER_NAME=${NAME}-container
USER_ID=$(shell id -u ${USER})
GROUP_ID=$(shell id -g ${USER})
CONTAINER_EXISTS=0
ifneq ("$(shell podman images -q ${NAME} 2> /dev/null)","")
CONTAINER_EXISTS=1
endif
resume: .podman-build
podman run --rm \
--volume "$(realpath .)":/data \
--name ${CONTAINER_NAME} \
${NAME} \
${FILE_NAME}.md -f markdown+yaml_metadata_block --template templates/jb2resume.latex -o ${FILE_NAME}.pdf
@echo "✓ Generated ${FILE_NAME}.pdf"
.podman-build:
if [ ${CONTAINER_EXISTS} -ne 1 ]; then podman build -t ${NAME} . && echo "" > .podman-build; fi
cleanpaper:
rm -f ${FILE_NAME}.pdf
cleanpodman:
@echo "Cleanup files and podman"
if [ ${CONTAINER_EXISTS} -ne 0 ]; then podman image rm -f ${NAME} && rm -f .podman-build; fi
clean:
find . -name "*.log" -type f -delete
cleanall: clean cleanpaper cleanpodman
@echo "Cleanup everything"