Cuando en la descripcion de un puesto de trabajo (job) se añade más de un challenge con solo descripción, solo se muestra el primero en la web que se genera.

It would be cool to add an optional location field for studies and jobs in the CV and in the Manfred site.
Maybe the user could type a city and a country from a list and the flag could be represented via its ISO country code using the flagpedia API.

Something like:

location: {
     city: "Paris",
     country: "FR"
}

Keep up this awesome project!

I think it would be a good idea to add TypeScript definitions we could just add a subfolder, named TypeScript and developers who are using this technology can get benefit of deinition types.

I have used a tool to extract the typings from the schema definition and generated a codesandbox:

codesandbox example

This example, just use the typescript definition and is tested agains the example cv you provide:

• model.ts: automated typescript definition.
• cv-sample: example data (try to remove any of the fields and you will get a red warning)
• index.ts: just dumps the content of the CV in the console.

If you think this can be interesting, gimme a buzz we can fork the project and:

• First add the definition to the project (we could offer two flavours model like and defintion type (d.ts)
• We could create a Github Actions so whenever a merge to master (or other branch) is performed a simple nodejs tool could be launched and the definition types could be automatically updated.

The Smart Data Models initiative compiles open-licensed reference data models based on real experiences.
We would like to map this schema of a CV. Once adopted we create automatically specifications in 8 languages (EN, FR, DE, SP, IT, JA, ZH, KO), exports in SQL, yaml, etc and also examples in csv, etc.
In order to do that we need an example we will take from the samples section here but also to attribute to all the authors.
Should I take as authors all listed in Contributors ?

Hello,

Thank you for this awesome schema. I find it very useful but I miss a feature. I would like to show the different projects I did across different companies.

I saw that from manfred site I'm able to create OpenSource or Side projects, but for professional experience I can just put the role and general description.

Maybe I miss something and it's already possible in the schema? Any help is very appreciated.

Salu2

I've been playing around the schema and getmanfred.com site.

I've been trying to fulfill my profile usig getmanfred.com and obtain a JSON sample that contains the section _ careerPreferences_ but I haven't found the UI section to provide that info, is being used but getManfred?

On the other hand I have found a section called manfredSpecificData that seems not to be in the JSON Schema definition, is this something that will be kept out of the standard? Do you have plans to refactor this?

¿Habéis pensado en hacer conversión o migración entre el formato de CV europeo?
https://europa.eu/europass/es

Some of us have worked both in academia/research and industry, but the current CV schema lacks some elements to represent it. At least:

• publicArtifactType should include journal papers and conference proceedings.
• projectType should include funded research projects (Those could be added as other but I think they are at least as important as side projects, as some can have enormous budgets).

Thanks, keep the good work!

I modified a single word, "habilites " to "abilities". The commit is shown on my remote here in GitHub but the change isn't displayed on the webpage.

• mi repo
• la web

The $id field of the json schema points to "http://github.com/manfred/mac/schema.json" which does not seem to be correct?

See

After reading the scripts README, and proceed to create the virtual environment with all the required dependencies, I came across the following problem:

When executing
❯ python ./jsonschema_generator.py ../../schema/schema.json -o example1.json

then the following error appears

Traceback (most recent call last):
[....]
File "[......]/mac/scripts/python_validator/./jsonschema_generator.py", line 52, in generate_dict
generator = self.get_generator(v["type"])
KeyError: 'type'

Could this be related to each of the different element definitions like
#/$defs/person or #/$defs/location ?

I would suggest to open discussions in this Github project in order to debate topics about MAC, rank ideas, Q&A and so on.

After reading the scripts README, and proceed to create the virtual environment with all the required dependencies, I came across the following problem:

When executing
❯ python ./mac_validate.py ../../samples/default_sample_ES.json

then the following error appears

Validating ../../samples/default_sample_ES.json
WARN: schema not set in the file
Traceback (most recent call last):
[....]
File "[......]/mac/scripts/python_validator/./mac_validate.py", line 34, in get_schema
with open("../schema/schema.json") as fd:
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '../schema/schema.json'