brege.org is my static hugo site, which is based on my custom theme, gastrophysics.

How I add a new post on brege.org.

1. Initialize

   hugo new --kind post post/hello-world
   hugo server # -D|--buildDrafts

2. Edit content/post/hello-world/index.md and add content after the +++...+++ or ---...--- front matter
3. Then I run an external ./deploy script to push the changes to my droplet.

Edit files while hugo server is running.

Say you want to remove the hello-world.md article:

rm -r content/post/hello-world/
./deploy

See Post README and Recipe README for categories, tagging, and post serialization used on brege.org.

git clone [email protected]:brege/brege.org.git
cd brege.org

This repo tracks all of the base Markdown files (content) and partials and shortcodes I've made to produce calculators, graphs, and other one-off JavaScript toys. The repo history contains most of the evolution of my gastrophysics theme (formerly, layouts and assets), whose overrides and additions began eclipsing papermod's feature-set.

mkdir -p themes/gastrophysics
git clone [email protected]:brege/gastrophysics.git themes/gastrophysics/

Check: hugo server

The main configuration of my cv is in content/cv/cv.yaml. A Markdown version of this is created so:

1. hugo/gastrophysics can accurately count words through .Content
2. the cv/index.md becomes easier to copy and paste from
3. works with external Markdown editors

To create the cv.md file:

make cv

This is already automated, even via hugo server, through the Makefile.

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