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## Command-line interface (CLI)
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Currently, RenderCV has two command-line interface functions: `new`, and `render`.
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### `rendercv new`
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`rendercv new YOUR_FULL_NAME` generates a sample YAML input file to get started. An optional `theme` input allows you to generate a YAML file for a specific built-in theme.
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```bash
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rendercv new --theme THEME_NAME "John Doe"
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### `rendercv render`
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`rendercv render INPUT_FILE_PATH` renders the given YAML input file. An optional `use-local-latex` option can be used to generate the CV with the local LaTeX installation.
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```bash
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rendercv render --use-local-latex John_Doe_CV.yaml
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## Using custom themes
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## Using custom themes
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RenderCV allows you to move your $\LaTeX$ CV code to RenderCV. To do this, you will need to create some files:
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RenderCV allows you to move your $\LaTeX$ CV code to RenderCV. To do this, you will need to create some files:
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