espin086 / GPT-Jobhunter

AI-powered job analysis and resume coaching tool using GPT. Analyzes job postings and provides personalized recommendations to job seekers for improving their resumes.
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Enhancing Command Line App for Modularity and Reporting Capabilities #150

Open espin086 opened 2 months ago

espin086 commented 2 months ago

The current Command Line App is designed to perform job searches based on provided job titles. However, there is a need to enhance its functionality to make it more modular and incorporate reporting capabilities similar to what is available in the Streamlit UI.

This enhancement will allow users to upload resumes, search for jobs, and generate reports directly from the command line interface.

Proposed Changes:

  1. Modularization:

    • Refactor the existing code to make it more modular, allowing for easier maintenance and future enhancements.
    • Implement a modular structure that separates different functionalities such as resume upload, job search, and report generation.
  2. User Interface:

    • Integrate a user-friendly interface within the command line app to enable users to interact with the application more intuitively.
    • Provide options for users to upload resumes, input job titles for search, and generate reports seamlessly.
  3. Reporting Capabilities:

    • Add functionality to generate detailed reports based on the job search results.
    • Include metrics such as job matches, skills required, and other relevant information in the reports.
  4. Streamlit Integration:

    • Explore the possibility of integrating Streamlit functionalities into the command line app for a more interactive user experience.
    • Ensure that the command line app can replicate all the features available in the Streamlit UI.
  5. Testing and Documentation:

    • Conduct thorough testing to ensure the new features work as expected and do not introduce any bugs.
    • Update the documentation to reflect the changes and provide clear instructions on how to use the enhanced command line app.