A Hugo theme for people with split careers. It is print- and e-reader-friendly, with sectional CVs, recipes, and tasting menus.

Gastrophysics started as a fork of PaperMod for better presenting multiple career trajectories. It then moved toward a slightly textbook-y portfolio flair mixed with the editorial signatures of The Atlantic.

Interested in Markdown reuse? See Related Projects.

Assuming you've installed Hugo:

git clone https://github.com/brege/gastrophysics.git
cd gastrophysics/exampleSite
hugo server

Hero Page
Restaurant Menu	CV Layout (via cv.yaml)

• Light/dark mode with automatic system detection
• 11 color palettes and palette picker widget
• Palette-aware syntax highlighting
• Sectional CV layout driven by cv.yaml
• Recipe and tasting-menu shortcodes and types
• Balanced text wrapping for navigation and hero titles
• Anchored headings with configurable depth
• Compact and expanded post card layouts
• Centralized SVG icon registry
• Search, RSS, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, and JSON-LD

You can mix and match palettes in hugo.toml:

[params]
  colorLight = 'linen'
  colorDark = 'nord'

• linen (my custom palette)
• rose-pine
• rose-pine-moon
• catppuccin-frappe
• catppuccin-macchiato
• catppuccin-mocha
• nord
• gruvbox
• everforest
• nordic-linen
• sepia

Syntax highlighting is palette-aware across all palettes.

See layouts/cv/README.md.

• recipe: renders structured recipe markup
• recipe-list: renders recipes from a subsection
• menu: renders a tasting menu card and pulls the author from page or site params
• menu-list: renders a menu archive with optional H3 preview extraction

1. oshea for a Node.js plugin framework for Markdown-to-PDF pipelines.
2. ghrm for local GitHub README rendering with admonitions, header anchors, Mermaid diagrams, math, and many more embeddings, based on Hugo with a Neovim plugin.

MIT