Hugoifier

Convert any website to a production-ready Hugo site with Decap CMS — pixel-perfect, no content loss.

How it works

Hugoifier takes three types of input and produces a deployable Hugo site with CMS:

AI is only used as a fallback (Next.js without a running dev server) or for lightweight structural analysis.

Quick start

pip install hugoifier

# Convert a Hugo theme
hugoifier complete themes/my-theme

# Convert a Next.js app (start your dev server first)
hugoifier complete path/to/nextjs-app

# Convert a raw HTML site
hugoifier complete path/to/html-site

Output goes to output/{name}/ — a complete Hugo site ready to serve:

cd output/my-site && hugo serve

What you get

• Hugo site with all content, styles, and assets preserved
• Decap CMS at /admin/ with GitHub OAuth (Cloudflare Pages Functions)
• functions/api/auth.js + callback.js for OAuth flow
• Whitelabel CMS branding (--cms-name, --cms-logo, --cms-color)

Deploy to Cloudflare Pages

hugo --minify
npx wrangler pages deploy public --project-name my-site

Set GITHUB_CLIENT_ID and GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET as environment variables for CMS auth.

Configuration

# Choose AI backend (only needed for fallback conversion)
HUGOIFIER_BACKEND=anthropic  # or openai, google
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-...

# Whitelabel CMS
hugoifier complete my-site --cms-name "My CMS" --cms-logo https://... --cms-color "#515be3"

Development

git clone https://github.com/ConflictHQ/hugoifier.git
cd hugoifier
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest

Built with

Hugoifier is built on top of two excellent open-source projects:

• Hugo — The world's fastest static site generator. Apache 2.0 licensed. Created by Steve Francia and Bjarne Pedersen and contributors.
• Decap CMS (formerly Netlify CMS) — Open-source content management for Git workflows. MIT licensed. Maintained by the Decap community.

We're grateful to both communities for building the tools that make this project possible.

License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.

Made by Conflict.