I’ve been a happy user of Emacs + Org Mode + Ox-Hugo for a while. I deploy with Sourcehut Pages using a Nix Flake for automated builds. It’s very reliable, but I took a circuitous path and my site source isn’t a great starter example.
So I created a Starter Site template for anyone in the Emacs ecosystem looking for a hassle-free site/blog. Write in org mode, magit commit & push, and you’re live!
If you have been thinking about joining the System Crafters webring but didn’t have a site, now it should be pretty easy and I’m happy to help you integrate Craftering (powered by Ringfairy).
Yes!! Reboot that blog, share stuff, make the web more human, I love it. I hope this helps, even if it just inspires. I was motivated to make this when @BigEatie was considering an Emacs drive blogging workflow. So we’re all just encouraging each other to craft more!
Not when I was looking to create an Emacs driven blogging workflow, I am presently working on it! I’m just working on finishing up my first post, and I’ll make the blog live after that! I’ve been looking at your stuff for ideas and guides on how to make my own, and I’ll especially be looking at the build script you’ve got.
Hey @Quijote_Libre sorry for the late reply. Turns out I have to type and then actually send and not just leave it as a draft 🤦🏽♂
I’m using toml because Hugo has moved from yaml to toml but yaml is still supported.
I’m not sure if one vs. many files is more or less streamlined. I use one file because that’s how I started because I didn’t want to deal with making new files from templates. No specific reason.
Maybe this is step one.
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