bump-my-resume

Tool for Headhunter that can automatically update resumes

Now you can simply register the application at https://dev.hh.ru/admin and get an access token once using Selenium. This tool will simulate activity on a job search website and keep your resume on top.

Requirements

• ChromeDriver
  • Windows: windows-latest-chrome.ps1
  • Linux: ubuntu-latest-chrome
  • macOS: macos-latest-chrome
• Account on https://hh.ru
  • login
  • password
• Registered application on https://dev.hh.ru/admin
  • client_id looks like UWWE5NX5SXFVJAFVBDB3M1P8B7K3L0XK4HIJWFEPAZLW0CGRMUA997PG38I21C71
  • client_secret looks like GGIGAZEFM796C6ZSTV0O5UUNIY06GVTC45XFZKEUEEB9ZIMP2ZMICXVDGQBTF2BT

Installing

# run ChromeDriver on the another thread (it should use port 9515)
chromedriver &

# pass authorization, this requires a ChromeDriver
cargo build --release
# replace it with your data
./target/release/headhunter-cli auth \
  "client_id" \
  "client_secret" \
  "login" \
  "password"

# credentials are written to response.json
cat response.json

# you can now use the CLI to update the latest date on your resume
./target/release/headhunter-cli bump

Building statically linked binary on Linux

I found that useful for running on remote machine. You need to add some packages and musl target to do that.

# add musl-gcc command
sudo apt install musl-tools

# add linux musl target
rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-musl

# build statically linked binary
cargo build --release --target x86_64-unknown-linux-musl

# note: it's available in bit different directory
./target/x86_64-unknown-linux-musl/release/headhunter-cli --help

Configuration on server

1. put response.json and ./target/release/headhunter-cli to the same directory, e.g. to /root/bump-my-resume
2. run crontab -e
3. append it with line like this: 0 */1 * * * cd /root/bump-my-resume && ./target/release/headhunter-cli bump >> out.txt 2>&1