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Terminal

Terminal is a theme inspired by the cobalt 2 theme for terminal on macOS. It uses tailwind CSS to achieve the look and feel

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Terminal

terminal-hugo-theme

A theme for hugo made using tailwind CSS library and mono font family

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Setup

  1. This theme uses tailwind CSS
  2. [Optional] How to Use Tailwind 1. By default, the existing tailwind.css file will be used in the theme but if you want to play around with tailwind then follow the steps mentioned below 2. There are two config files for tailwind located in assets/csss/tailwind directory 1. For dev run npm run dev -> This generates all the possible CSS classes from tailwind. Some may still be left out 2. For prod run npm run prod -> This generates only the CSS classes from tailwind that you are using in the theme
  3. hugo new site <SITE_NAME>
  4. cd <SITE_NAME>
  5. git submodule add git@github.com:techbarrack/terminal-hugo-theme.git themes/terminal
  6. Replace the contents of <SITE_NAME>/hugo.yaml with <SITE_NAME>/themes/terminal/hugo.yaml
  7. In the root directory of the hugo site, create the directory: mkdir -p layouts/partials/third_party_js. This directory is to store any sort of third party javascript like google analytics, disqus, etc
  8. Run the website hugo server --buildDrafts --disableFastRender --gc --ignoreCache --noHTTPCache --forceSyncStatic --verbose -w

Modifying the Contents

  1. Uncomment the ignoreFiles attribute in <SITE_NAME>/hugo.yaml
  2. Start adding the files in <SITE_NAME>/content by replicating what is present in <SITE_NAME>/themes/terminal/content
  3. Update the meta content in head.html

Third Party JS

  1. Create partials in <SITE_NAME>/layouts/partials/third_party_js/<FILE>.html
  2. All the files in third_party_js folder will get included before </body> tag

Shortcodes

  • {{< svg logo="blah" >}} -> Use the following code to add svg in markdown files
    1. Add svg as .html file in layouts/content/svg
  • Raw HTML
{{< rawhtml >}}
  <div>This is raw HTML content</div>
{{< /rawhtml >}}

References

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