feat: Add LinkedIn folder-based data archive import support#138
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feat: Add LinkedIn folder-based data archive import support#138
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Extends the LinkedIn import functionality to support LinkedIn's full data export folder format (ZIP archive extracted to folder). Changes: - Add _import_from_folder() method to handle folder-based exports - Add _read_csv_file() helper to parse LinkedIn CSV files - Support CSV column names used in LinkedIn data exports: - Profile.csv: First Name, Last Name, Headline, Geo Location, Websites - Positions.csv: Company Name, Title, Started On, Finished On, Description - Education.csv: School Name, Degree Name, Start Date, End Date, Notes - Skills.csv: Name - Certifications.csv: Name, Authority, Started On, URL, License Number - Handle list format from CSV (folder export) in _map_linkedin_to_resume() - Handle empty end dates as current position (Present) - Support Profile Summary.csv for professional summary Usage: resume-cli linkedin-import --data-file /path/to/extracted/linkedin-folder/
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…, phone, and location parsing - Run Black formatter on all files to fix lint failures - Fix _extract_contact() to extract email and phone fields from profile data - Fix location parsing to handle dict format (JSON export) with city/state keys and string format (CSV export) with full string - This fixes the test_extract_contact KeyError: 'email' test failure
- Remove unused license_num variable in linkedin.py (ruff F841) - Fix unused imports in preview.py and pdf/renderer.py (ruff F401) - Fix import ordering in resume_pdf_lib/__init__.py (isort)
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Summary
Extends the LinkedIn import functionality to support LinkedIn's full data export folder format (the ZIP archive that LinkedIn provides when you request your full data).
Problem
Previously, only supported single JSON or CSV files. LinkedIn's full data export is a ZIP file containing multiple CSV files (Profile.csv, Positions.csv, Education.csv, Skills.csv, Certifications.csv, etc.). Users had to manually extract individual files and import them one at a time.
Changes
New: Folder-based import
_import_from_folder()method to handle folder-based exports_read_csv_file()helper to parse LinkedIn CSV filesCSV column name support
LinkedIn CSV files use different column names than the JSON export:
First Name,Last Name,Headline,Geo Location,WebsitesCompany Name,Title,Started On,Finished On,DescriptionSchool Name,Degree Name,Start Date,End Date,NotesNameName,Authority,Started On,URL,License NumberOther improvements
_map_linkedin_to_resume()Present)Profile Summary.csvfor professional summaryUsage
Testing
Tested with actual LinkedIn data export folder containing Profile.csv, Positions.csv, Education.csv, Skills.csv, and Certifications.csv.