hugon 0.1.1

An incredibly simple python script that makes working with archtypes in Hugo 0.5x much easier.

hugon

An incredibly simple python script that makes working with archetypes in Hugo 0.5x much easier.

• Free software: MIT license

Why

• When working with archetypes, the CLI expects us to mention the exact file name we want to create, instead of converting simply converting a provided string into a filename.

• Inability to create a sequence of files (Example, creating an FAQ’s Markdown Page with faq-1.md, faq-2.md, faq-3.md file names). We’re expected to enter them manually each time.

• When working with projects that require us to create multiple markdown files, we can’t add more than the “title” field to our markdown files.

Features

• Enter a string with as many special characters you wish to enter, the script will conver it into a suitable filename. Eg: “This new blog post I want to write!” in the command line would be converted into “this-new-blog-post-i-want-to-write.md”.

• Enter the archetype you wish to enter, the script will check if the archetype exists. If it doesn’t exist, Hugo CLI will prompt you with an error.

• Create multiple markdown files, and automatically populate the variables + content fields from a local CSV! (YAML format front matter only)

• Let’s you use a custom prefix CLI if you’re using any other CLI that handshakes with hugo. Only changes prefix that could replace the “hugo new” function

• Enter the amount of files you want to create in sequence, the script will create everything.

• Colour codes the output (uses Colorama!) for you to differenciate between outputs.

• Let’s you use a custom separator if you’d like something apart from ‘-’ hyphens in your file name.

Requirements

• Python 3.x

• Hugo CLI (Tested on 0.59.1)

How To Use (Normal)

1. pip install hugon

2. cd Into your hugo initialized folder.

3. run the command ‘hugon -name “N3w F!le” -arch “default” -sequence “5”

Generating From CSV Automation: 1) Create a ‘data.csv’ file in the root of your hugo site. 2) Enter all the required variable fields (along with the required compulsory fields) as columns on your first row, and populate to your hearts content. 3) Run command ‘hugon -csv yes’

Syntax (CSV)

Column Name	Required	Purpose
archetype	Yes	States archetype of post to be made.
content	No	Let’s you add matter to the “content” section of your markdown file.
filename	No	Let’s you specify another filename if you don’t want to use a ‘sluggified’ title. Please ensure you don’t add ‘.md’ to the filename and your file name has the proper separators.
title	Yes	Title field/filename.
prefix	No	Any custom build command you’d like to specify.
separator	No	Any custom separator (if you’re generating from title column) apart from default ‘-’

• Looking to add tags/taxonomies? Separate your values in the column with a ^;

• Looking to values to your YAML without quotation marks? (Eg: true/false values) Prepend your value with ^

Syntax (Normal)

Command	Description	Required?	Example	Converts Into
-archetype	Define Archetype Name (without file extension). The Archetype file of this name should be present in the archetype folder. (Name is automatically converted to lowercase)	Yes	Default	default
-name	Filename you’d want to set. Can contain spaces, numbers, special characters, all which will be stripped (and converted to lowercase) to create a seamless file name to send to Hugo CLI.	Yes	FILE NAM3 Ex@mple	file-nam3-exmple.md
-sequence	Let’s you create multiple files with a sequence as a postfix. Helpful of you’re working with FAQ’s, or other pages where file name doesn’t necessarily matter. Value has to be more than 1, with sequence kicking off skipping 0.	No	5	file-nam3-exmple1.md
				file-nam3-exmple2.md
				file-nam3-exmple3.md
				file-nam3-exmple4.md
				file-nam3-exmple5.md
-separator	Let’s you define a custom separatorthat’s not “-” a hyphen.	No	_	file_nam3_example.md
-prefix	Use another command instead of “hugo new”.	No	npm run customdev	npm run customdev default/file_nam3_example.md

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.

History

0.1.1 (2019-12-13)

• Added CSV support for dynamic YAML markdown file generation.

0.1.0 (2019-12-06)

• First release on PyPI.