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  • New Features

    • Made several modules and related types directly accessible from the main library, allowing easier access to resume components such as awards, basics, certificates, education, interests, languages, projects, publications, references, skills, volunteering, and work history.
  • Refactor

    • Updated module visibility to improve accessibility of various resume-related sections, including location and profile details.

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The changes update module and struct visibility across several files to make various resume-related types and modules publicly accessible from the crate root. Public re-exports are added in src/lib.rs, and multiple imports and re-exports are changed from private to public in src/resume.rs and src/resume/basics.rs.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/lib.rs Added public re-exports for Resume and related structs from resume and its submodules.
src/resume.rs Changed imports of multiple types from private to public re-exports; added public re-exports for Location and Profile.
src/resume/basics.rs Changed imports of Location and Profile from private to public re-exports.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/resume/basics.rs (1)

5-6: Do we really need these sub-modules publicly visible?

lib.rs only re-exports the Location and Profile structs, not the whole location / profile modules.
Exposing the modules themselves leaks internal layout (files, helpers, private items) into the public API surface and makes future refactors a breaking change.

A lighter alternative keeps the modules private and re-exports just the types:

-mod location;
-mod profile;
+mod location;
+mod profile;
+
+// bubble the structs up without exposing the modules
+pub use location::Location;
+pub use profile::Profile;

This still satisfies the re-export lines in lib.rs (resume::basics::Location, etc.) while preserving encapsulation.

src/resume.rs (1)

4-15: Large public surface – consider pub use instead of pub mod

All sub-modules are now pub, which lets downstream crates do your_crate::resume::award::Award, bypassing the curated re-exports in lib.rs.
If the intent is only to expose the structs (not the modules) you can reduce churn and future breaking changes with:

-mod award;          // repeat for every sub-module
+mod award;
+pub use award::Award;      // repeat for every public struct

lib.rs will still compile because it references resume::Award, not resume::award::Award, and external users won’t see the internal folders.

Feel free to keep the current form if full module access is a deliberate design choice.

src/lib.rs (1)

4-19: Re-export list is verbose and hard to maintain

Whenever a new resume section is added you’ll need to update this list in two places (resume.rs and here).
Two ideas that keep the API unchanged while reducing boilerplate:

  1. Re-export everything defined in resume:
-// Re-export all resume structures for direct access
-pub use resume::Resume;
-pub use resume::award::Award;
-...
-pub use resume::work::Work;
+pub use resume::{
+    Resume,
+    award::Award,
+    basics::{Basics, location::Location, profile::Profile},
+    certificate::Certificate,
+    education::Education,
+    interest::Interest,
+    language::Language,
+    project::Project,
+    publication::Publication,
+    reference::Reference,
+    skill::Skill,
+    volunteer::Volunteer,
+    work::Work,
+};
  1. Create a pub mod prelude with pub use resume::*; and instruct users to use your_crate::prelude::*;.

Either option trims duplication and centralises exports.
No functional issue – this is purely a maintainability concern.

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@Lab3ss Lab3ss merged commit 09e826f into main Jul 20, 2025
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