I’ve never done something in JavaScript, thus apologies if my question is very basic.
I’m trying to manipulate (making words bold, or introducing numeration structure) the description (description:”____”) part in the following code.
module.exports = {
siteTitle: 'Hi! I'm Francisco!',
siteDescription: `Create your online curriculum in just a few minutes with this starter`,
keyWords: ['gatsbyjs', 'react', 'curriculum'],
authorName: 'Francisco Santos',
twitterUsername: '_franciscodf',
githubUsername: 'santosfrancisco',
authorAvatar: '/images/avatar.jpeg',
authorDescription: `Developer, passionate about what I do. Always interested in how the sites were made, I started to study HTML by hobby. <br />
In 2012 I started working as a support technician and I approached the developers.
In 2015, I started to study C # and started to contribute with the team giving maintenance in an application in C # and .NET. <br />
I currently work as a frontend developer and mainly work with <strong>Javascript, NodeJS e React.</strong>`,
skills: [
{
name: 'HTML',
level: 70
},
{
name: 'CSS',
level: 60
},
{
name: 'Javascript',
level: 50
},
{
name: 'NodeJs',
level: 40
},
{
name: 'React',
level: 60
},
{
name: 'Git',
level: 70
},
/* more skills here */
],
jobs: [
/* more jobs here */
{
company: "Gympass",
begin: {
month: 'sep',
year: '2019'
},
duration: null,
occupation: "Frontend developer",
description: "<b>str</b> I am <b>part</b> of the bold(Corporate team), responsible for the development and maintenance of the employee management platform, giving more and more autonomy to partner +43 677 62431314companies."
}, {
company: "Lendico",
begin: {
month: 'apr',
year: '2018'
},
duration: null,
occupation: "Frontend developer",
description: "I integrate the Frontend team responsible for developing and maintaining the online lending platform."
},
],
I’ve already tried the basic syntax to do that usually, but since this obviously doesn’t work, I’m wondering if there is a simple way to do it within the “description:”