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Reintroduce HackMyCore, dropping the interim submodule, and reorganize
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###
Event code definitions.
@module core/default-formats
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
###
###* Supported resume formats. ###
module.exports = [
{ name: 'html', ext: 'html', gen: new (require('../generators/html-generator'))() },
{ name: 'txt', ext: 'txt', gen: new (require('../generators/text-generator'))() },
{ name: 'doc', ext: 'doc', fmt: 'xml', gen: new (require('../generators/word-generator'))() },
{ name: 'pdf', ext: 'pdf', fmt: 'html', is: false, gen: new (require('../generators/html-pdf-cli-generator'))() },
{ name: 'png', ext: 'png', fmt: 'html', is: false, gen: new (require('../generators/html-png-generator'))() },
{ name: 'md', ext: 'md', fmt: 'txt', gen: new (require('../generators/markdown-generator'))() },
{ name: 'json', ext: 'json', gen: new (require('../generators/json-generator'))() },
{ name: 'yml', ext: 'yml', fmt: 'yml', gen: new (require('../generators/json-yaml-generator'))() },
{ name: 'latex', ext: 'tex', fmt: 'latex', gen: new (require('../generators/latex-generator'))() }
]

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###
Event code definitions.
@module core/default-options
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
###
module.exports =
theme: 'modern'
prettify: # ← See https://github.com/beautify-web/js-beautify#options
indent_size: 2
unformatted: ['em','strong']
max_char: 80, # ← See lib/html.js in above-linked repo
# wrap_line_length: 120, ← Don't use this

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{
"basics": {
"name": "",
"label": "",
"picture": "",
"email": "",
"phone": "",
"degree": "",
"website": "",
"summary": "",
"location": {
"address": "",
"postalCode": "",
"city": "",
"countryCode": "",
"region": ""
},
"profiles": [{
"network": "",
"username": "",
"url": ""
}]
},
"work": [{
"company": "",
"position": "",
"website": "",
"startDate": "",
"endDate": "",
"summary": "",
"highlights": [
""
]
}],
"awards": [{
"title": "",
"date": "",
"awarder": "",
"summary": ""
}],
"education": [{
"institution": "",
"area": "",
"studyType": "",
"startDate": "",
"endDate": "",
"gpa": "",
"courses": [ "" ]
}],
"publications": [{
"name": "",
"publisher": "",
"releaseDate": "",
"website": "",
"summary": ""
}],
"volunteer": [{
"organization": "",
"position": "",
"website": "",
"startDate": "",
"endDate": "",
"summary": "",
"highlights": [ "" ]
}],
"skills": [{
"name": "",
"level": "",
"keywords": [""]
}]
}

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###
Event code definitions.
@module core/event-codes
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
###
module.exports =
error: -1
success: 0
begin: 1
end: 2
beforeRead: 3
afterRead: 4
beforeCreate: 5
afterCreate: 6
beforeTheme: 7
afterTheme: 8
beforeMerge: 9
afterMerge: 10
beforeGenerate: 11
afterGenerate: 12
beforeAnalyze: 13
afterAnalyze: 14
beforeConvert: 15
afterConvert: 16
verifyOutputs: 17
beforeParse: 18
afterParse: 19
beforePeek: 20
afterPeek: 21
beforeInlineConvert: 22
afterInlineConvert: 23
beforeValidate: 24
afterValidate: 25

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###*
The HackMyResume date representation.
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
@module core/fluent-date
###
moment = require 'moment'
###*
Create a FluentDate from a string or Moment date object. There are a few date
formats to be aware of here.
1. The words "Present" and "Now", referring to the current date
2. The default "YYYY-MM-DD" format used in JSON Resume ("2015-02-10")
3. Year-and-month only ("2015-04")
4. Year-only "YYYY" ("2015")
5. The friendly HackMyResume "mmm YYYY" format ("Mar 2015" or "Dec 2008")
6. Empty dates ("", " ")
7. Any other date format that Moment.js can parse from
Note: Moment can transparently parse all or most of these, without requiring us
to specify a date format...but for maximum parsing safety and to avoid Moment
deprecation warnings, it's recommended to either a) explicitly specify the date
format or b) use an ISO format. For clarity, we handle these cases explicitly.
@class FluentDate
###
class FluentDate
constructor: (dt) ->
@rep = this.fmt dt
months = {}
abbr = {}
moment.months().forEach((m,idx) -> months[m.toLowerCase()] = idx+1 )
moment.monthsShort().forEach((m,idx) -> abbr[m.toLowerCase()]=idx+1 )
abbr.sept = 9
module.exports = FluentDate
FluentDate.fmt = ( dt, throws ) ->
throws = (throws == undefined || throws == null) || throws
if typeof dt == 'string' or dt instanceof String
dt = dt.toLowerCase().trim()
if /^(present|now|current)$/.test(dt) # "Present", "Now"
return moment()
else if /^\D+\s+\d{4}$/.test(dt) # "Mar 2015"
parts = dt.split(' ');
month = (months[parts[0]] || abbr[parts[0]]);
temp = parts[1] + '-' + (month < 10 ? '0' + month : month.toString());
return moment temp, 'YYYY-MM'
else if /^\d{4}-\d{1,2}$/.test(dt) # "2015-03", "1998-4"
return moment dt, 'YYYY-MM'
else if /^\s*\d{4}\s*$/.test(dt) # "2015"
return moment dt, 'YYYY'
else if /^\s*$/.test(dt) # "", " "
defTime =
isNull: true
isBefore: ( other ) ->
if other and !other.isNull then true else false
isAfter: ( other ) ->
if other and !other.isNull then false else false
unix: () -> 0
format: () -> ''
diff: () -> 0
return defTime
else
mt = moment dt
if mt.isValid()
return mt
if throws
throw 'Invalid date format encountered.'
return null
else
if !dt
return moment()
else if dt.isValid and dt.isValid()
return dt
if throws
throw 'Unknown date object encountered.'
return null

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###*
Definition of the FRESHResume class.
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
@module core/fresh-resume
###
FS = require 'fs'
extend = require 'extend'
validator = require 'is-my-json-valid'
_ = require 'underscore'
__ = require 'lodash'
PATH = require 'path'
moment = require 'moment'
XML = require 'xml-escape'
MD = require 'marked'
CONVERTER = require 'fresh-jrs-converter'
JRSResume = require './jrs-resume'
###*
A FRESH resume or CV. FRESH resumes are backed by JSON, and each FreshResume
object is an instantiation of that JSON decorated with utility methods.
@constructor
###
class FreshResume
###* Initialize the FreshResume from file. ###
open: ( file, opts ) ->
raw = FS.readFileSync file, 'utf8'
ret = this.parse raw, opts
@imp.file = file
ret
###* Initialize the the FreshResume from JSON string data. ###
parse: ( stringData, opts ) ->
@imp = @imp ? raw: stringData
this.parseJSON JSON.parse( stringData ), opts
###*
Initialize the FreshResume from JSON.
Open and parse the specified FRESH resume. Merge the JSON object model onto
this Sheet instance with extend() and convert sheet dates to a safe &
consistent format. Then sort each section by startDate descending.
@param rep {Object} The raw JSON representation.
@param opts {Object} Resume loading and parsing options.
{
date: Perform safe date conversion.
sort: Sort resume items by date.
compute: Prepare computed resume totals.
}
###
parseJSON: ( rep, opts ) ->
# Ignore any element with the 'ignore: true' designator.
that = @
traverse = require 'traverse'
ignoreList = []
scrubbed = traverse( rep ).map ( x ) ->
if !@isLeaf && @node.ignore
if @node.ignore == true || this.node.ignore == 'true'
ignoreList.push this.node
@remove()
# Now apply the resume representation onto this object
extend( true, @, scrubbed );
# If the resume has already been processed, then we are being called from
# the .dupe method, and there's no need to do any post processing
if !@imp?.processed
# Set up metadata TODO: Clean up metadata on the object model.
opts = opts || { }
if opts.imp == undefined || opts.imp
@imp = @imp || { }
@imp.title = (opts.title || @imp.title) || @name
unless @imp.raw
@imp.raw = JSON.stringify rep
@imp.processed = true
# Parse dates, sort dates, and calculate computed values
(opts.date == undefined || opts.date) && _parseDates.call( this );
(opts.sort == undefined || opts.sort) && this.sort();
(opts.compute == undefined || opts.compute) && (@computed = {
numYears: this.duration(),
keywords: this.keywords()
});
@
###* Save the sheet to disk (for environments that have disk access). ###
save: ( filename ) ->
@imp.file = filename || @imp.file
FS.writeFileSync @imp.file, @stringify(), 'utf8'
@
###*
Save the sheet to disk in a specific format, either FRESH or JSON Resume.
###
saveAs: ( filename, format ) ->
if format != 'JRS'
@imp.file = filename || @imp.file
FS.writeFileSync @imp.file, @stringify(), 'utf8'
else
newRep = CONVERTER.toJRS this
FS.writeFileSync filename, JRSResume.stringify( newRep ), 'utf8'
@
###*
Duplicate this FreshResume instance.
This method first extend()s this object onto an empty, creating a deep copy,
and then passes the result into a new FreshResume instance via .parseJSON.
We do it this way to create a true clone of the object without re-running any
of the associated processing.
###
dupe: () ->
jso = extend true, { }, @
rnew = new FreshResume()
rnew.parseJSON jso, { }
rnew
###*
Convert this object to a JSON string, sanitizing meta-properties along the
way.
###
stringify: () -> FreshResume.stringify @
###*
Create a copy of this resume in which all string fields have been run through
a transformation function (such as a Markdown filter or XML encoder).
TODO: Move this out of FRESHResume.
###
transformStrings: ( filt, transformer ) ->
ret = this.dupe()
trx = require '../utils/string-transformer'
trx ret, filt, transformer
###*
Create a copy of this resume in which all fields have been interpreted as
Markdown.
###
markdownify: () ->
MDIN = ( txt ) ->
return MD(txt || '' ).replace(/^\s*<p>|<\/p>\s*$/gi, '')
trx = ( key, val ) ->
if key == 'summary'
return MD val
MDIN(val)
return @transformStrings ['skills','url','start','end','date'], trx
###*
Create a copy of this resume in which all fields have been interpreted as
Markdown.
###
xmlify: () ->
trx = (key, val) -> XML val
return @transformStrings [], trx
###* Return the resume format. ###
format: () -> 'FRESH'
###*
Return internal metadata. Create if it doesn't exist.
###
i: () -> this.imp = this.imp || { }
###* Return a unique list of all keywords across all skills. ###
keywords: () ->
flatSkills = []
if @skills
if @skills.sets
flatSkills = @skills.sets.map((sk) -> sk.skills ).reduce( (a,b) -> a.concat(b) )
else if @skills.list
flatSkills = flatSkills.concat( this.skills.list.map (sk) -> return sk.name )
flatSkills = _.uniq flatSkills
flatSkills
###*
Reset the sheet to an empty state. TODO: refactor/review
###
clear: ( clearMeta ) ->
clearMeta = ((clearMeta == undefined) && true) || clearMeta
delete this.imp if clearMeta
delete this.computed # Don't use Object.keys() here
delete this.employment
delete this.service
delete this.education
delete this.recognition
delete this.reading
delete this.writing
delete this.interests
delete this.skills
delete this.social
###*
Get a safe count of the number of things in a section.
###
count: ( obj ) ->
return 0 if !obj
return obj.history.length if obj.history
return obj.sets.length if obj.sets
obj.length || 0;
###* Add work experience to the sheet. ###
add: ( moniker ) ->
defSheet = FreshResume.default()
newObject =
if defSheet[moniker].history
then $.extend( true, {}, defSheet[ moniker ].history[0] )
else
if moniker == 'skills'
then $.extend( true, {}, defSheet.skills.sets[0] )
else $.extend( true, {}, defSheet[ moniker ][0] )
@[ moniker ] = @[ moniker ] || []
if @[ moniker ].history
@[ moniker ].history.push newObject
else if moniker == 'skills'
@skills.sets.push newObject
else
@[ moniker ].push newObject
newObject
###*
Determine if the sheet includes a specific social profile (eg, GitHub).
###
hasProfile: ( socialNetwork ) ->
socialNetwork = socialNetwork.trim().toLowerCase()
@social && _.some @social, (p) ->
p.network.trim().toLowerCase() == socialNetwork
###* Return the specified network profile. ###
getProfile: ( socialNetwork ) ->
socialNetwork = socialNetwork.trim().toLowerCase()
@social && _.find @social, (sn) ->
sn.network.trim().toLowerCase() == socialNetwork
###*
Return an array of profiles for the specified network, for when the user
has multiple eg. GitHub accounts.
###
getProfiles: ( socialNetwork ) ->
socialNetwork = socialNetwork.trim().toLowerCase()
@social && _.filter @social, (sn) ->
sn.network.trim().toLowerCase() == socialNetwork
###* Determine if the sheet includes a specific skill. ###
hasSkill: ( skill ) ->
skill = skill.trim().toLowerCase()
@skills && _.some @skills, (sk) ->
sk.keywords && _.some sk.keywords, (kw) ->
kw.trim().toLowerCase() == skill
###* Validate the sheet against the FRESH Resume schema. ###
isValid: ( info ) ->
schemaObj = require 'fresca'
validator = require 'is-my-json-valid'
validate = validator( schemaObj, { # See Note [1].
formats: { date: /^\d{4}(?:-(?:0[0-9]{1}|1[0-2]{1})(?:-[0-9]{2})?)?$/ }
})
ret = validate @
if !ret
this.imp = this.imp || { };
this.imp.validationErrors = validate.errors;
ret
###*
Calculate the total duration of the sheet. Assumes this.work has been sorted
by start date descending, perhaps via a call to Sheet.sort().
@returns The total duration of the sheet's work history, that is, the number
of years between the start date of the earliest job on the resume and the
*latest end date of all jobs in the work history*. This last condition is for
sheets that have overlapping jobs.
###
duration: (unit) ->
unit = unit || 'years'
empHist = __.get(this, 'employment.history')
if empHist && empHist.length
firstJob = _.last( empHist )
careerStart = if firstJob.start then firstJob.safe.start else ''
if ((typeof careerStart == 'string' || careerStart instanceof String) && !careerStart.trim())
return 0
careerLast = _.max empHist, ( w ) ->
return if w.safe && w.safe.end then w.safe.end.unix() else moment().unix()
return careerLast.safe.end.diff careerStart, unit
0
###*
Sort dated things on the sheet by start date descending. Assumes that dates
on the sheet have been processed with _parseDates().
###
sort: () ->
byDateDesc = (a,b) ->
if ( a.safe.start.isBefore(b.safe.start) )
then 1
else ( a.safe.start.isAfter(b.safe.start) && -1 ) || 0
sortSection = ( key ) ->
ar = __.get this, key
if ar && ar.length
datedThings = obj.filter (o) -> o.start
datedThings.sort( byDateDesc );
sortSection 'employment.history'
sortSection 'education.history'
sortSection 'service.history'
sortSection 'projects'
# this.awards && this.awards.sort( function(a, b) {
# return( a.safeDate.isBefore(b.safeDate) ) ? 1
# : ( a.safeDate.isAfter(b.safeDate) && -1 ) || 0;
# });
@writing && @writing.sort (a, b) ->
if a.safe.date.isBefore b.safe.date
then 1
else ( a.safe.date.isAfter(b.safe.date) && -1 ) || 0
###*
Get the default (starter) sheet.
###
FreshResume.default = () ->
new FreshResume().parseJSON( require 'fresh-resume-starter' )
###*
Convert the supplied FreshResume to a JSON string, sanitizing meta-properties
along the way.
###
FreshResume.stringify = ( obj ) ->
replacer = ( key,value ) -> # Exclude these keys from stringification
exKeys = ['imp', 'warnings', 'computed', 'filt', 'ctrl', 'index',
'safe', 'result', 'isModified', 'htmlPreview', 'display_progress_bar']
return if _.some( exKeys, (val) -> key.trim() == val )
then undefined else value
JSON.stringify obj, replacer, 2
###*
Convert human-friendly dates into formal Moment.js dates for all collections.
We don't want to lose the raw textual date as entered by the user, so we store
the Moment-ified date as a separate property with a prefix of .safe. For ex:
job.startDate is the date as entered by the user. job.safeStartDate is the
parsed Moment.js date that we actually use in processing.
###
_parseDates = () ->
_fmt = require('./fluent-date').fmt
that = @
# TODO: refactor recursion
replaceDatesInObject = ( obj ) ->
return if !obj
if Object.prototype.toString.call( obj ) == '[object Array]'
obj.forEach (elem) -> replaceDatesInObject( elem )
else if typeof obj == 'object'
if obj._isAMomentObject || obj.safe
return
Object.keys( obj ).forEach (key) -> replaceDatesInObject obj[key]
['start','end','date'].forEach (val) ->
if (obj[val] != undefined) && (!obj.safe || !obj.safe[val])
obj.safe = obj.safe || { }
obj.safe[ val ] = _fmt obj[val]
if obj[val] && (val == 'start') && !obj.end
obj.safe.end = _fmt 'current'
Object.keys( this ).forEach (member) -> replaceDatesInObject(that[member])
###* Export the Sheet function/ctor. ###
module.exports = FreshResume
# Note 1: Adjust default date validation to allow YYYY and YYYY-MM formats
# in addition to YYYY-MM-DD. The original regex:
#
# /^\d{4}-(?:0[0-9]{1}|1[0-2]{1})-[0-9]{2}$/
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###*
Definition of the FRESHTheme class.
@module core/fresh-theme
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
###
FS = require 'fs'
validator = require 'is-my-json-valid'
_ = require 'underscore'
PATH = require 'path'
parsePath = require 'parse-filepath'
pathExists = require('path-exists').sync
EXTEND = require 'extend'
HMSTATUS = require './status-codes'
moment = require 'moment'
loadSafeJson = require '../utils/safe-json-loader'
READFILES = require 'recursive-readdir-sync'
###
The FRESHTheme class is a representation of a FRESH theme
asset. See also: JRSTheme.
@class FRESHTheme
###
class FRESHTheme
###
Open and parse the specified theme.
###
open: ( themeFolder ) ->
this.folder = themeFolder;
# Open the [theme-name].json file; should have the same name as folder
pathInfo = parsePath( themeFolder )
# Set up a formats hash for the theme
formatsHash = { }
# Load the theme
themeFile = PATH.join( themeFolder, 'theme.json' )
themeInfo = loadSafeJson( themeFile )
if themeInfo.ex
throw
fluenterror:
if themeInfo.ex.operation == 'parse'
then HMSTATUS.parseError
else HMSTATUS.readError
inner: themeInfo.ex.inner
that = this
# Move properties from the theme JSON file to the theme object
EXTEND true, @, themeInfo.json
# Check for an "inherits" entry in the theme JSON.
if @inherits
cached = { }
_.each @inherits, (th, key) ->
themesFolder = require.resolve 'fresh-themes'
d = parsePath( themeFolder ).dirname
themePath = PATH.join d, th
cached[ th ] = cached[th] || new FRESHTheme().open( themePath )
formatsHash[ key ] = cached[ th ].getFormat( key )
# Check for an explicit "formats" entry in the theme JSON. If it has one,
# then this theme declares its files explicitly.
if !!@formats
formatsHash = loadExplicit.call this, formatsHash
@explicit = true;
else
formatsHash = loadImplicit.call this, formatsHash
# Cache
@formats = formatsHash
# Set the official theme name
@name = parsePath( @folder ).name
@
### Determine if the theme supports the specified output format. ###
hasFormat: ( fmt ) -> _.has @formats, fmt
### Determine if the theme supports the specified output format. ###
getFormat: ( fmt ) -> @formats[ fmt ]
### Load the theme implicitly, by scanning the theme folder for files. TODO:
Refactor duplicated code with loadExplicit. ###
loadImplicit = (formatsHash) ->
# Set up a hash of formats supported by this theme.
that = @
major = false
# Establish the base theme folder
tplFolder = PATH.join @folder, 'src'
# Iterate over all files in the theme folder, producing an array, fmts,
# containing info for each file. While we're doing that, also build up
# the formatsHash object.
fmts = READFILES(tplFolder).map (absPath) ->
# If this file lives in a specific format folder within the theme,
# such as "/latex" or "/html", then that format is the output format
# for all files within the folder.
pathInfo = parsePath absPath
outFmt = ''
isMajor = false
portion = pathInfo.dirname.replace tplFolder,''
if portion && portion.trim()
return if portion[1] == '_'
reg = /^(?:\/|\\)(html|latex|doc|pdf|png|partials)(?:\/|\\)?/ig
res = reg.exec( portion )
if res
if res[1] != 'partials'
outFmt = res[1]
else
that.partials = that.partials || []
that.partials.push( { name: pathInfo.name, path: absPath } )
return null
# Otherwise, the output format is inferred from the filename, as in
# compact-[outputformat].[extension], for ex, compact-pdf.html.
if !outFmt
idx = pathInfo.name.lastIndexOf '-'
outFmt = if idx == -1 then pathInfo.name else pathInfo.name.substr( idx + 1 )
isMajor = true
# We should have a valid output format now.
formatsHash[ outFmt ] = formatsHash[outFmt] || {
outFormat: outFmt,
files: []
}
# Create the file representation object.
obj =
action: 'transform'
path: absPath
major: isMajor
orgPath: PATH.relative(tplFolder, absPath)
ext: pathInfo.extname.slice(1)
title: friendlyName( outFmt )
pre: outFmt
# outFormat: outFmt || pathInfo.name,
data: FS.readFileSync( absPath, 'utf8' )
css: null
# Add this file to the list of files for this format type.
formatsHash[ outFmt ].files.push( obj )
obj
# Now, get all the CSS files...
@cssFiles = fmts.filter (fmt) -> fmt and (fmt.ext == 'css')
# For each CSS file, get its corresponding HTML file. It's possible that
# a theme can have a CSS file but *no* HTML file, as when a theme author
# creates a pure CSS override of an existing theme.
@cssFiles.forEach (cssf) ->
idx = _.findIndex fmts, ( fmt ) ->
fmt && fmt.pre == cssf.pre && fmt.ext == 'html'
cssf.major = false
if idx > -1
fmts[ idx ].css = cssf.data
fmts[ idx ].cssPath = cssf.path
else
if that.inherits
# Found a CSS file without an HTML file in a theme that inherits
# from another theme. This is the override CSS file.
that.overrides = { file: cssf.path, data: cssf.data }
formatsHash
###
Load the theme explicitly, by following the 'formats' hash
in the theme's JSON settings file.
###
loadExplicit = (formatsHash) ->
# Housekeeping
tplFolder = PATH.join this.folder, 'src'
act = null
that = this
# Iterate over all files in the theme folder, producing an array, fmts,
# containing info for each file. While we're doing that, also build up
# the formatsHash object.
fmts = READFILES( tplFolder ).map (absPath) ->
act = null
# If this file is mentioned in the theme's JSON file under "transforms"
pathInfo = parsePath(absPath)
absPathSafe = absPath.trim().toLowerCase()
outFmt = _.find Object.keys( that.formats ), ( fmtKey ) ->
fmtVal = that.formats[ fmtKey ]
_.some fmtVal.transform, (fpath) ->
absPathB = PATH.join( that.folder, fpath ).trim().toLowerCase()
absPathB == absPathSafe
act = 'transform' if outFmt
# If this file lives in a specific format folder within the theme,
# such as "/latex" or "/html", then that format is the output format
# for all files within the folder.
if !outFmt
portion = pathInfo.dirname.replace tplFolder,''
if portion && portion.trim()
reg = /^(?:\/|\\)(html|latex|doc|pdf)(?:\/|\\)?/ig
res = reg.exec portion
res && (outFmt = res[1])
# Otherwise, the output format is inferred from the filename, as in
# compact-[outputformat].[extension], for ex, compact-pdf.html.
if !outFmt
idx = pathInfo.name.lastIndexOf '-'
outFmt = if (idx == -1) then pathInfo.name else pathInfo.name.substr(idx + 1)
# We should have a valid output format now.
formatsHash[ outFmt ] =
formatsHash[ outFmt ] || {
outFormat: outFmt,
files: [],
symLinks: that.formats[ outFmt ].symLinks
};
# Create the file representation object.
obj =
action: act
orgPath: PATH.relative(that.folder, absPath)
path: absPath
ext: pathInfo.extname.slice(1)
title: friendlyName( outFmt )
pre: outFmt
# outFormat: outFmt || pathInfo.name,
data: FS.readFileSync( absPath, 'utf8' )
css: null
# Add this file to the list of files for this format type.
formatsHash[ outFmt ].files.push( obj )
obj
# Now, get all the CSS files...
@cssFiles = fmts.filter ( fmt ) -> fmt.ext == 'css'
# For each CSS file, get its corresponding HTML file
@cssFiles.forEach ( cssf ) ->
# For each CSS file, get its corresponding HTML file
idx = _.findIndex fmts, ( fmt ) ->
fmt.pre == cssf.pre && fmt.ext == 'html'
fmts[ idx ].css = cssf.data;
fmts[ idx ].cssPath = cssf.path;
# Remove CSS files from the formats array
fmts = fmts.filter ( fmt) -> fmt.ext != 'css'
formatsHash
###
Return a more friendly name for certain formats.
TODO: Refactor
###
friendlyName = ( val ) ->
val = val.trim().toLowerCase()
friendly = { yml: 'yaml', md: 'markdown', txt: 'text' }
friendly[val] || val
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###*
Definition of the JRSResume class.
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
@module core/jrs-resume
###
FS = require('fs')
extend = require('extend')
validator = require('is-my-json-valid')
_ = require('underscore')
PATH = require('path')
MD = require('marked')
CONVERTER = require('fresh-jrs-converter')
moment = require('moment')
###*
A JRS resume or CV. JRS resumes are backed by JSON, and each JRSResume object
is an instantiation of that JSON decorated with utility methods.
@class JRSResume
###
class JRSResume
###* Initialize the JSResume from file. ###
open: ( file, opts ) ->
raw = FS.readFileSync file, 'utf8'
ret = this.parse raw, opts
@imp.file = file
ret
###* Initialize the the JSResume from string. ###
parse: ( stringData, opts ) ->
@imp = @imp ? raw: stringData
this.parseJSON JSON.parse( stringData ), opts
###*
Initialize the JRSResume object from JSON.
Open and parse the specified JRS resume. Merge the JSON object model onto
this Sheet instance with extend() and convert sheet dates to a safe &
consistent format. Then sort each section by startDate descending.
@param rep {Object} The raw JSON representation.
@param opts {Object} Resume loading and parsing options.
{
date: Perform safe date conversion.
sort: Sort resume items by date.
compute: Prepare computed resume totals.
}
###
parseJSON: ( rep, opts ) ->
opts = opts || { };
# Ignore any element with the 'ignore: true' designator.
that = this
traverse = require 'traverse'
ignoreList = []
scrubbed = traverse( rep ).map ( x ) ->
if !@isLeaf && @node.ignore
if @node.ignore == true || this.node.ignore == 'true'
ignoreList.push @node
@remove()
# Extend resume properties onto ourself.
extend true, this, scrubbed
# Set up metadata
if !@imp?.processed
# Set up metadata TODO: Clean up metadata on the object model.
opts = opts || { }
if opts.imp == undefined || opts.imp
@imp = @imp || { }
@imp.title = (opts.title || @imp.title) || @basics.name
unless @imp.raw
@imp.raw = JSON.stringify rep
@imp.processed = true
# Parse dates, sort dates, and calculate computed values
(opts.date == undefined || opts.date) && _parseDates.call( this )
(opts.sort == undefined || opts.sort) && this.sort()
if opts.compute == undefined || opts.compute
@basics.computed =
numYears: this.duration()
keywords: this.keywords()
@
###* Save the sheet to disk (for environments that have disk access). ###
save: ( filename ) ->
@imp.file = filename || @imp.file
FS.writeFileSync @imp.file, @stringify( this ), 'utf8'
@
###* Save the sheet to disk in a specific format, either FRESH or JRS. ###
saveAs: ( filename, format ) ->
if format == 'JRS'
@imp.file = filename || @imp.file;
FS.writeFileSync( @imp.file, @stringify(), 'utf8' );
else
newRep = CONVERTER.toFRESH @
stringRep = CONVERTER.toSTRING newRep
FS.writeFileSync filename, stringRep, 'utf8'
@
###* Return the resume format. ###
format = () -> 'JRS'
stringify: () -> JRSResume.stringify( @ )
###* Return a unique list of all keywords across all skills. ###
keywords: () ->
flatSkills = []
if @skills && this.skills.length
@skills.forEach ( s ) -> flatSkills = _.union flatSkills, s.keywords
flatSkills
###*
Return internal metadata. Create if it doesn't exist.
JSON Resume v0.0.0 doesn't allow additional properties at the root level,
so tuck this into the .basic sub-object.
###
i: () ->
@imp = @imp ? { }
###* Reset the sheet to an empty state. ###
clear = ( clearMeta ) ->
clearMeta = ((clearMeta == undefined) && true) || clearMeta;
delete this.imp if clearMeta
delete this.basics.computed # Don't use Object.keys() here
delete this.work
delete this.volunteer
delete this.education
delete this.awards
delete this.publications
delete this.interests
delete this.skills
delete this.basics.profiles
###* Add work experience to the sheet. ###
add: ( moniker ) ->
defSheet = JRSResume.default()
newObject = $.extend( true, {}, defSheet[ moniker ][0] )
this[ moniker ] = this[ moniker ] || []
this[ moniker ].push( newObject )
newObject
###* Determine if the sheet includes a specific social profile (eg, GitHub). ###
hasProfile: ( socialNetwork ) ->
socialNetwork = socialNetwork.trim().toLowerCase()
return @basics.profiles && _.some @basics.profiles, (p) ->
return p.network.trim().toLowerCase() == socialNetwork
###* Determine if the sheet includes a specific skill. ###
hasSkill: ( skill ) ->
skill = skill.trim().toLowerCase()
return this.skills && _.some this.skills, (sk) ->
return sk.keywords && _.some sk.keywords, (kw) ->
kw.trim().toLowerCase() == skill
###* Validate the sheet against the JSON Resume schema. ###
isValid: ( ) -> # TODO: ↓ fix this path ↓
schema = FS.readFileSync PATH.join( __dirname, 'resume.json' ), 'utf8'
schemaObj = JSON.parse schema
validator = require 'is-my-json-valid'
validate = validator( schemaObj, { # Note [1]
formats: { date: /^\d{4}(?:-(?:0[0-9]{1}|1[0-2]{1})(?:-[0-9]{2})?)?$/ }
});
temp = @imp
delete @imp
ret = validate @
@imp = temp
if !ret
@imp = @imp || { };
@imp.validationErrors = validate.errors;
ret
###*
Calculate the total duration of the sheet. Assumes this.work has been sorted
by start date descending, perhaps via a call to Sheet.sort().
@returns The total duration of the sheet's work history, that is, the number
of years between the start date of the earliest job on the resume and the
*latest end date of all jobs in the work history*. This last condition is for
sheets that have overlapping jobs.
###
duration: ( unit ) ->
unit = unit || 'years';
if this.work && this.work.length
careerStart = this.work[ this.work.length - 1].safeStartDate
if (typeof careerStart == 'string' || careerStart instanceof String) && !careerStart.trim()
return 0
careerLast = _.max( this.work, ( w ) -> w.safeEndDate.unix() ).safeEndDate;
return careerLast.diff careerStart, unit
0
###*
Sort dated things on the sheet by start date descending. Assumes that dates
on the sheet have been processed with _parseDates().
###
sort: ( ) ->
byDateDesc = (a,b) ->
if a.safeStartDate.isBefore(b.safeStartDate)
then 1
else ( a.safeStartDate.isAfter(b.safeStartDate) && -1 ) || 0
@work && @work.sort byDateDesc
@education && @education.sort byDateDesc
@volunteer && @volunteer.sort byDateDesc
@awards && @awards.sort (a, b) ->
if a.safeDate.isBefore b.safeDate
then 1
else (a.safeDate.isAfter(b.safeDate) && -1 ) || 0;
@publications && @publications.sort (a, b) ->
if ( a.safeReleaseDate.isBefore(b.safeReleaseDate) )
then 1
else ( a.safeReleaseDate.isAfter(b.safeReleaseDate) && -1 ) || 0
dupe: () ->
rnew = new JRSResume()
rnew.parse this.stringify(), { }
rnew
###*
Create a copy of this resume in which all fields have been interpreted as
Markdown.
###
harden: () ->
that = @
ret = @dupe()
HD = (txt) -> '@@@@~' + txt + '~@@@@'
HDIN = (txt) ->
#return MD(txt || '' ).replace(/^\s*<p>|<\/p>\s*$/gi, '');
return HD txt
# TODO: refactor recursion
hardenStringsInObject = ( obj, inline ) ->
return if !obj
inline = inline == undefined || inline
if Object.prototype.toString.call( obj ) == '[object Array]'
obj.forEach (elem, idx, ar) ->
if typeof elem == 'string' || elem instanceof String
ar[idx] = if inline then HDIN(elem) else HD( elem )
else
hardenStringsInObject elem
else if typeof obj == 'object'
Object.keys( obj ).forEach (key) ->
sub = obj[key]
if typeof sub == 'string' || sub instanceof String
if _.contains(['skills','url','website','startDate','endDate',
'releaseDate','date','phone','email','address','postalCode',
'city','country','region'], key)
return
if key == 'summary'
obj[key] = HD( obj[key] )
else
obj[key] = if inline then HDIN( obj[key] ) else HD( obj[key] )
else
hardenStringsInObject sub
Object.keys( ret ).forEach (member) ->
hardenStringsInObject ret[ member ]
ret
###* Get the default (empty) sheet. ###
JRSResume.default = () ->
new JRSResume().open PATH.join( __dirname, 'empty-jrs.json'), 'Empty'
###*
Convert this object to a JSON string, sanitizing meta-properties along the
way. Don't override .toString().
###
JRSResume.stringify = ( obj ) ->
replacer = ( key,value ) -> # Exclude these keys from stringification
temp = _.some ['imp', 'warnings', 'computed', 'filt', 'ctrl', 'index',
'safeStartDate', 'safeEndDate', 'safeDate', 'safeReleaseDate', 'result',
'isModified', 'htmlPreview', 'display_progress_bar'],
( val ) -> return key.trim() == val
return if temp then undefined else value
JSON.stringify obj, replacer, 2
###*
Convert human-friendly dates into formal Moment.js dates for all collections.
We don't want to lose the raw textual date as entered by the user, so we store
the Moment-ified date as a separate property with a prefix of .safe. For ex:
job.startDate is the date as entered by the user. job.safeStartDate is the
parsed Moment.js date that we actually use in processing.
###
_parseDates = () ->
_fmt = require('./fluent-date').fmt
@work && @work.forEach (job) ->
job.safeStartDate = _fmt( job.startDate )
job.safeEndDate = _fmt( job.endDate )
@education && @education.forEach (edu) ->
edu.safeStartDate = _fmt( edu.startDate )
edu.safeEndDate = _fmt( edu.endDate )
@volunteer && @volunteer.forEach (vol) ->
vol.safeStartDate = _fmt( vol.startDate )
vol.safeEndDate = _fmt( vol.endDate )
@awards && @awards.forEach (awd) ->
awd.safeDate = _fmt( awd.date )
@publications && @publications.forEach (pub) ->
pub.safeReleaseDate = _fmt( pub.releaseDate )
###*
Export the JRSResume function/ctor.
###
module.exports = JRSResume

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###*
Definition of the JRSTheme class.
@module core/jrs-theme
@license MIT. See LICENSE.MD for details.
###
_ = require 'underscore'
PATH = require 'path'
parsePath = require 'parse-filepath'
pathExists = require('path-exists').sync
###*
The JRSTheme class is a representation of a JSON Resume theme asset.
@class JRSTheme
###
class JRSTheme
###*
Open and parse the specified theme.
@method open
###
open: ( thFolder ) ->
@folder = thFolder
# Open the [theme-name].json file; should have the same
# name as folder
pathInfo = parsePath thFolder
# Open and parse the theme's package.json file.
pkgJsonPath = PATH.join thFolder, 'package.json'
if pathExists pkgJsonPath
thApi = require thFolder
thPkg = require pkgJsonPath
this.name = thPkg.name
this.render = (thApi && thApi.render) || undefined
this.engine = 'jrs'
# Create theme formats (HTML and PDF). Just add the bare minimum mix of
# properties necessary to allow JSON Resume themes to share a rendering
# path with FRESH themes.
this.formats =
html:
outFormat: 'html'
files: [{
action: 'transform',
render: this.render,
major: true,
ext: 'html',
css: null
}]
pdf:
outFormat: 'pdf'
files: [{
action: 'transform',
render: this.render,
major: true,
ext: 'pdf',
css: null
}]
else
throw { fluenterror: HACKMYSTATUS.missingPackageJSON };
@
###*
Determine if the theme supports the output format.
@method hasFormat
###
hasFormat: ( fmt ) -> _.has this.formats, fmt
###*
Return the requested output format.
@method getFormat
###
getFormat = ( fmt ) -> @formats[ fmt ]
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###*
Definition of the ResumeFactory class.
@license MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
@module core/resume-factory
###
FS = require('fs')
HACKMYSTATUS = require('./status-codes')
HME = require('./event-codes')
ResumeConverter = require('fresh-jrs-converter')
chalk = require('chalk')
SyntaxErrorEx = require('../utils/syntax-error-ex')
_ = require('underscore')
require('string.prototype.startswith')
###*
A simple factory class for FRESH and JSON Resumes.
@class ResumeFactory
###
ResumeFactory = module.exports =
###*
Load one or more resumes from disk.
@param {Object} opts An options object with settings for the factory as well
as passthrough settings for FRESHResume or JRSResume. Structure:
{
format: 'FRESH', // Format to open as. ('FRESH', 'JRS', null)
objectify: true, // FRESH/JRSResume or raw JSON?
inner: { // Passthru options for FRESH/JRSResume
sort: false
}
}
###
load: ( sources, opts, emitter ) ->
sources.map( (src) ->
@loadOne( src, opts, emitter )
, @)
###* Load a single resume from disk. ###
loadOne: ( src, opts, emitter ) ->
toFormat = opts.format # Can be null
objectify = opts.objectify
# Get the destination format. Can be 'fresh', 'jrs', or null/undefined.
toFormat && (toFormat = toFormat.toLowerCase().trim())
# Load and parse the resume JSON
info = _parse src, opts, emitter
return info if info.fluenterror
# Determine the resume format: FRESH or JRS
json = info.json
isFRESH = json.meta && json.meta.format && json.meta.format.startsWith('FRESH@');
orgFormat = if isFRESH then 'fresh' else 'jrs'
# Convert between formats if necessary
if toFormat and ( orgFormat != toFormat )
json = ResumeConverter[ 'to' + toFormat.toUpperCase() ]( json )
# Objectify the resume, that is, convert it from JSON to a FRESHResume
# or JRSResume object.
rez = null
if objectify
ResumeClass = require('../core/' + (toFormat || orgFormat) + '-resume');
rez = new ResumeClass().parseJSON( json, opts.inner );
rez.i().file = src;
file: src
json: info.json
rez: rez
_parse = ( fileName, opts, eve ) ->
rawData = null
try
# Read the file
eve && eve.stat( HME.beforeRead, { file: fileName });
rawData = FS.readFileSync( fileName, 'utf8' );
eve && eve.stat( HME.afterRead, { file: fileName, data: rawData });
# Parse the file
eve && eve.stat HME.beforeParse, { data: rawData }
ret = { json: JSON.parse( rawData ) }
orgFormat =
if ret.json.meta && ret.json.meta.format && ret.json.meta.format.startsWith('FRESH@')
then 'fresh' else 'jrs'
eve && eve.stat HME.afterParse, { file: fileName, data: ret.json, fmt: orgFormat }
return ret
catch
# Can be ENOENT, EACCES, SyntaxError, etc.
ex =
fluenterror: if rawData then HACKMYSTATUS.parseError else HACKMYSTATUS.readError
inner: _error
raw: rawData
file: fileName
shouldExit: false
opts.quit && (ex.quit = true)
eve && eve.err ex.fluenterror, ex
throw ex if opts.throw
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{
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#",
"title": "Resume Schema",
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": false,
"properties": {
"basics": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "string"
},
"label": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Web Developer"
},
"picture": {
"type": "string",
"description": "URL (as per RFC 3986) to a picture in JPEG or PNG format"
},
"email": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. thomas@gmail.com",
"format": "email"
},
"phone": {
"type": "string",
"description": "Phone numbers are stored as strings so use any format you like, e.g. 712-117-2923"
},
"website": {
"type": "string",
"description": "URL (as per RFC 3986) to your website, e.g. personal homepage",
"format": "uri"
},
"summary": {
"type": "string",
"description": "Write a short 2-3 sentence biography about yourself"
},
"location": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"address": {
"type": "string",
"description": "To add multiple address lines, use \n. For example, 1234 Glücklichkeit Straße\nHinterhaus 5. Etage li."
},
"postalCode": {
"type": "string"
},
"city": {
"type": "string"
},
"countryCode": {
"type": "string",
"description": "code as per ISO-3166-1 ALPHA-2, e.g. US, AU, IN"
},
"region": {
"type": "string",
"description": "The general region where you live. Can be a US state, or a province, for instance."
}
}
},
"profiles": {
"type": "array",
"description": "Specify any number of social networks that you participate in",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"network": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Facebook or Twitter"
},
"username": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. neutralthoughts"
},
"url": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. http://twitter.com/neutralthoughts"
}
}
}
}
}
},
"work": {
"type": "array",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"company": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Facebook"
},
"position": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Software Engineer"
},
"website": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. http://facebook.com",
"format": "uri"
},
"startDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "resume.json uses the ISO 8601 date standard e.g. 2014-06-29",
"format": "date"
},
"endDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. 2012-06-29",
"format": "date"
},
"summary": {
"type": "string",
"description": "Give an overview of your responsibilities at the company"
},
"highlights": {
"type": "array",
"description": "Specify multiple accomplishments",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Increased profits by 20% from 2011-2012 through viral advertising"
}
}
}
}
},
"volunteer": {
"type": "array",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"organization": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Facebook"
},
"position": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Software Engineer"
},
"website": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. http://facebook.com",
"format": "uri"
},
"startDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "resume.json uses the ISO 8601 date standard e.g. 2014-06-29",
"format": "date"
},
"endDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. 2012-06-29",
"format": "date"
},
"summary": {
"type": "string",
"description": "Give an overview of your responsibilities at the company"
},
"highlights": {
"type": "array",
"description": "Specify multiple accomplishments",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Increased profits by 20% from 2011-2012 through viral advertising"
}
}
}
}
},
"education": {
"type": "array",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"institution": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Massachusetts Institute of Technology"
},
"area": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Arts"
},
"studyType": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Bachelor"
},
"startDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. 2014-06-29",
"format": "date"
},
"endDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. 2012-06-29",
"format": "date"
},
"gpa": {
"type": "string",
"description": "grade point average, e.g. 3.67/4.0"
},
"courses": {
"type": "array",
"description": "List notable courses/subjects",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. H1302 - Introduction to American history"
}
}
}
}
},
"awards": {
"type": "array",
"description": "Specify any awards you have received throughout your professional career",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"title": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. One of the 100 greatest minds of the century"
},
"date": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. 1989-06-12",
"format": "date"
},
"awarder": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Time Magazine"
},
"summary": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Received for my work with Quantum Physics"
}
}
}
},
"publications": {
"type": "array",
"description": "Specify your publications through your career",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. The World Wide Web"
},
"publisher": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. IEEE, Computer Magazine"
},
"releaseDate": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. 1990-08-01"
},
"website": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/1996/10/rx069-abs.html"
},
"summary": {
"type": "string",
"description": "Short summary of publication. e.g. Discussion of the World Wide Web, HTTP, HTML."
}
}
}
},
"skills": {
"type": "array",
"description": "List out your professional skill-set",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Web Development"
},
"level": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Master"
},
"keywords": {
"type": "array",
"description": "List some keywords pertaining to this skill",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. HTML"
}
}
}
}
},
"languages": {
"type": "array",
"description": "List any other languages you speak",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"language": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. English, Spanish"
},
"fluency": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Fluent, Beginner"
}
}
}
},
"interests": {
"type": "array",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Philosophy"
},
"keywords": {
"type": "array",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Friedrich Nietzsche"
}
}
}
}
},
"references": {
"type": "array",
"description": "List references you have received",
"additionalItems": false,
"items": {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Timothy Cook"
},
"reference": {
"type": "string",
"description": "e.g. Joe blogs was a great employee, who turned up to work at least once a week. He exceeded my expectations when it came to doing nothing."
}
}
}
}
}
}

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###*
Status codes for HackMyResume.
@module core/status-codes
@license MIT. See LICENSE.MD for details.
###
module.exports =
success: 0
themeNotFound: 1
copyCss: 2
resumeNotFound: 3
missingCommand: 4
invalidCommand: 5
resumeNotFoundAlt: 6
inputOutputParity: 7
createNameMissing: 8
pdfgeneration: 9
missingPackageJSON: 10
invalid: 11
invalidFormat: 12
notOnPath: 13
readError: 14
parseError: 15
fileSaveError: 16
generateError: 17
invalidHelperUse: 18
mixedMerge: 19
invokeTemplate: 20
compileTemplate: 21
themeLoad: 22
invalidParamCount: 23
missingParam: 24