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I am currently working on my resume and I am trying to make it modular.
I have a content folder which has different .tex file for each section in resume such as education.tex, experience.tex, and projects.tex. I want to write all the contents in these section files and include selective heading into master file.

For Example: projects.tex will have all the projects I have ever done. I want to include the top three relevant in master.tex file. How can I do so?

My master.tex file should look like:


\input{documentSettings}
\input{customCommands}

\begin{document}
    \input{content/00_heading}
    \input{content/01_education}
          \input{edu1}
          \input{edu2}
    \input{content/02_experience}
          \input{exp1}
          \input{exp2}
    \input{content/03_projects}
          \input{proj1}
          \input{proj2}
          \input{proj3}
    \input{content/04_techincal_skills}
\end{document}

Please suggest if there is some other better method to make it modular

Mensch
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Satyam Gaba
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  • Seem a duplicate of https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/378607/using-input-to-insert-a-section-of-a-document-into-another, but I would do is split every item (project, etc.) in a file, and group items in folders. I case of nested dependencies (items including images of a sub-subfolder, for instance) you can use import. – Fran Jan 02 '20 at 05:00
  • @Fran Are you suggesting to make different .tex file for all the projects, experiences, etc.? Don't you think it'll be challenging to maintain the documents? – Satyam Gaba Jan 02 '20 at 23:29
  • If you want to be modular, I think that is the simplest way. If you are consistent with directory structure and file names it should be easy to maintain, specially if each "module" in only plain text without any format that can change. In this sense I would take a look at bookdown before to try this directly in LaTeX. – Fran Jan 03 '20 at 01:32
  • On the other hand, at least for your publications will be indeed better manage citations of a bibtex/bilblatex bibliography that make a .tex file for each reference, even using bookdown. – Fran Jan 03 '20 at 01:38

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