I've been considering creating a HUGO theme that is specifically designed as a teaching tool for HUGO concepts and workflows. I've found that HUGO concepts (archetypes, sections, types, content-views) are challenging to present without concrete examples.
To give a very small approach example, consider the following content in the theme's _default archetype.
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# Note: The Page variables "title" and "date" will be automatically added in a content document's
# frontmatter when the document is created via the "hugo new" command. They do not need
# to be included in archetypes.
# Note: These keywords can be used for page keyword metadata but may also be used in
# other taxonomy constructs.
keywords = ["a", "b", "c"]
description = ""
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To not duplicate documentation, I would give gohugo.io URLs for deeper explanation.
My big questions:
Has this been done already? If so, how can I help?
What are the feelings on this? Do you think it would be a useful, interactive HUGO primer?
Are there concerns these would raise like "Aren't you duping documentation?"
I've been considering creating a HUGO theme that is specifically designed as a teaching tool for HUGO concepts and workflows. I've found that HUGO concepts (archetypes, sections, types, content-views) are challenging to present without concrete examples.
To give a very small approach example, consider the following content in the theme's _default archetype.
To not duplicate documentation, I would give gohugo.io URLs for deeper explanation.
My big questions:
Thanks!