Open deining opened 1 year ago
Hi @deining ,
Thanks for your PR,
Indeed seems totally relevant and useful. I'll try to have a look at it asap, but I'll be quite busy in the next few weeks, so don't expect it to be merged soon.
Hi @deining ,
Thanks for your PR,
You are welcome.
Indeed seems totally relevant and useful.
Great you like it.
I'll try to have a look at it asap, but I'll be quite busy in the next few weeks, so don't expect it to be merged soon.
Take your time, that's fine for me.
After yesterday's rework of the .saas files, I have to rebase this PR. In that context, I tried to break down that PR into pieces, starting with #158. I hope this PR can be merged soon. Thanks for reviewing this PR.
Hey @jgazeau, I just found this theme, but not being a Hugo module is kind of a non-starter for me. Is there something in particular that's kept this from getting merged?
Hi @ShaunaGordon , sorry didn't have a lot of time to dig into it. Just want to make sure I understand everything about hugo modules and also the impact on current users before merging it. I'll try to take this as soon as I can
Following up in #147, this PR converts the theme into a hugo module and automatically pulls in
bulma
as dependency.With this PR in place, setting up a new site based on
shadocs
can be done via:With this PR applied, you can preview the exampleSite simply via
hugo server
(nobulma
submodule checkout andthemesDir=../..
needed any more).Notes:
v1.3.0
(note the leadingv
), since this conforms to go`s naming convention for go modules.hugo mod vendor
at the command prompt. This creates a directory_vendor
containing the theme module sources (incl.bulma
dependency).hugo mod get -u github.com/jgazeau/shadocs@v1.3.0
. That's it!bulma
within the theme itself:hugo mod get -u github.com/jhthms/bulma@0.9.5
I hope you like my PR. With this PR in place, we have the foundation to get some goodies added to your theme, I have something in mind here.
This PR closes #147.