feat(projects): display project type and keywords #18
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Motivation ---------- I'm using `keywords` extensively in my CV. It turns out that [resume-schema](https://github.com/jsonresume/resume-schema/blob/master/schema.json) specifies these for `projects` too. I would expect the reference implementation here to do something with it. How to test ----------- 1. `npm run test` 2. Test pass *or* 1. `npm run build:demo` 2. `http-server public` 3. Visit [localhost:8080](http://localhost:8080/) 4. See keywords `GoogleMaps`, `Chrome Extension`, `Javascript` and type `application`
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This is great, thanks @roschaefer! I reformatted the code to make the PR smaller—most of the code is not following Prettier yet. I also moved the tag list below project highlights, and declared a default value for |
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Motivation
I'm using
keywordsextensively in my CV. It turns out that resume-schema specifies these forprojectstoo. I would expect the reference implementation here to do something with it.How to test
npm run testor
npm run build:demohttp-server publicGoogleMaps,Chrome Extension,Javascriptand typeapplication