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Astro CV theme is a free and open-source resume website template built with the Astro framework that turns content managed in Forestry CMS into a static, deployable CV site. This theme is designed for developers and job seekers who want a clean online curriculum vitae without building a site from scratch, and it can be deployed to Netlify with a single click.
Astro CV theme is a CV/resume theme for Astro, authored by dofbi and released under the MIT License. The template takes structured resume content — typically work experience, education, and skills — and renders it as a static website using the Astro build process. It is based on the w3.css CV template by W3Schools and ships with a live demo hosted on Netlify at astro-cv-theme.netlify.app.
Yes. The theme is licensed under the MIT License, so it can be used freely, modified, and redistributed, including in commercial projects.
Clone the repository and run npm install from the project root, then npm run dev. The dev server starts at localhost:3000 by default. For production, run npm run build and npm run preview.
The recommended path is the Forestry CMS one-click import. That opens the repository in Forestry, where resume content can be managed through a visual editor. Alternatively, you can edit the Astro files directly in the repository.
Yes. The README includes a Deploy to Netlify button that connects the repository to Netlify for automatic builds, and the live demo runs on astro-cv-theme.netlify.app.
The repository lists a Buy Me a Coffee link to support the author, and the Astro community Discord server is available for framework-level questions via the Astro docs links.
