I recently decided that I want my resume to look better than the result of libreoffice. I installed texlive from the default trixie repository, and it works for the very simplest cases. However, trying to render a template which depends on CurVe resulted in an error about missing sty files.
By installing texlive from source, and installing CurVe to the working directory, I was able to fix that problem. However, there is still an error, and it appears to be an error in apa.bbx, a downstream dependency that comes with texlive. The error is
Package keyval Error: usenarrator undefined.
I'm not sure what I can do about this. I'm not very experienced with latex, mostly just using the default style as a convenient way to format math. Would swapping it for html be a recommended solution? Is there a good way from the command line to export html to pdf?
6 Comments
kumi@feddit.online · 5 pts · 216d
I run the overleaf (formerly sharelatex) container stack locally and edit in a browser for the rare occasion. Had to patch up the containers a bit but it still seems like less trouble than setting up a proper latex cli env with all the plugins and stuff.
https://github.com/overleaf/overleaf
rescue_toaster@lemmy.zip · 4 pts · 216d
Did you install the texlive-full package? It would include the curve package by default.
As tal said, if you don't have a settings.sty that document won't compile.
If you're new to latex, you should get a simpler resume template. That one seems unnecessarily complicated. I haven't ever used the curve package but there's gotta be a minimalist template out there that could be a better starting point.
tal@lemmy.today · 3 pts · 216d
Do you have an example LaTeX file that demonstrates the problem?
spinning_disk_engineer@lemmy.ca · 4 pts · 216d
This template I got from the internet does, though this file is almost certainly not the problematic part.
tal@lemmy.today · 6 pts · 216d
I've always just written single-file LaTeX, but it looks like the settings.sty failure you're getting is because of this:
I'm not sure how this would resolve the issue --- I'd think that you'd still need
settings.sty. It looks to me like Debian trixie packages CurVe in texlive-pictures, so I don't think that you need to manually install texlive or CurVe from source:I think that that example CV you have is missing some of the LaTeX source, the stuff that's in its
settings.sty. Like, it might not be the best starting point, unless you've resolved that bit.EDIT: If you just want a functioning CurVe example, I can render this one:
https://github.com/ArwensAbendstern/CV-LaTeX/tree/master/simple%20CurVe%20CV%20English
Need to download CV.ltx and experience.ltx. Then
$ pdflatex CV.ltxrenders it to a PDF for me.illusionist@lemmy.zip · 1 pts · 216d
I'd ditch latex and use typst