showcase proper handlebars setup

[levino]

fix: json-resume-papirus

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new search functionality with a dedicated search bar and results display.
  • Added a new section for rendering awards, education, interests, languages, publications, references, skills, summary, volunteer experience, and work experience in resumes.
  • Implemented a new function to calculate the duration between two dates.
  • Created a new function for formatting dates and years.
  • Added a new template for rendering resumes with external CSS and font libraries.
  • Introduced logic to conditionally render images and summaries based on resume data.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted CI pipeline to handle high concurrency due to a bug.

• Documentation

  • Updated README files with new instructions and removed outdated content.
  • Removed unnecessary image and empty lines from documentation.

• Refactor

  • Transitioned from CommonJS to ES6 module syntax in various files.
  • Updated webpack configuration to handle .hbs files and added new dependencies.

• Style

  • Made minor adjustments to CSS styles for visual presentation.

• Chores

  • Removed unused themes from dependencies.
  • Updated .prettierignore and .prettierrc configurations for improved code formatting.

• Tests

  • Removed console log statements and commented out unused code in test files.

• Revert

  • No reverts in this release.

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Walkthrough

The project underwent a series of updates affecting CI configuration, code formatting, dependency management, and the handling of resume themes. The CI pipeline was adjusted for higher concurrency due to a bug, and the code formatter now has more specific rules for certain file types. Dependencies were removed, suggesting a shift in the project's visual themes. Significant changes were made to the jsonresume-theme-papirus package, including new features and refactoring to ES6 syntax, while jsonresume-theme-spartacus saw only minor cosmetic changes.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yml	CI pipeline adjusted for higher concurrency.
.prettierignore, .prettierrc	Code formatting rules updated; dependencies removed.
apps/registry/next.config.js	New dependency added; webpack config updated for .hbs files.
apps/registry/pages/interview.js	Console logs removed; message handling code commented out.
packages/jsonresume-theme-full/README.md	Documentation content removed and refactored.
packages/jsonresume-theme-papirus/...	Major updates with new features, ES6 syntax, and template additions.
packages/jsonresume-theme-spartacus/...	Minor cosmetic changes to README, resume, and style files.

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[levino]

It seems to work. I also asked in nextjs on how to improve the set up.

[thomasdavis]

lgtm but there is a merge conflict

[levino]

The build script does not work correctly yet. Somehow the output is incompatible with resumed. Needs investigation.

[levino]

Handlebars is simply a failed technology. The approach I finally came up with might work for a while. However the questionable implementation of handlebars means, that all templates and partials will be stuck to the global Handlebars module and as such will overwrite each other once names run out. There is no way around it, I fear since all other solutions did not work. We should not support themes based on handlebars in the future and migrate the ones we have to react (or svelte, vue, angular, whatever, just NOT HANDLEBARS).

[levino]

Merging this. Hopefully then the magic is going to happen.