Using hugo

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For switching my blogging engine from octopress to hugo, following are the steps.

Installing GO

ArchLinux installation is:

$ sudo pacman -S go
$ mkdir -p ~/go/{bin,src}
$ export GOPATH=~/go
$ export PATH="$PATH:$GOPATH/bin"

Get Hugo

Hugo could be fetched directly from github, install it via:

$ Notice you have to use redsocks!
$ go get -u -v github.com/spf13/hugo
$ which hugo
/home/vagrant/go/bin/hugo

First Blog

Create a new site:

$ hugo new site myblog
$ tree myblog
myblog/
|-- archetypes
|-- config.toml
|-- content
|-- data
|-- layouts
|-- static
`-- themes

6 directories, 1 file

Creat a new blog:

$ hugo new post/hello.md
$ vim /home/vagrant/Code/myblog/content/post/hello.md
$ cd themes/
    git clone git@github.com:dim0627/hugo_theme_beg.git

Run preview of the blog:

$ hugo server -w --theme=hugo_theme_beg

Now open browser for visiting `http://localhost:1313”, you could see:

Import From Octopress

Import from existing Octopress via:

$ hugo import jekyll /home/dash/Code/NewBlog/source hugodash
Importing...
Congratulations! 720 post(s) imported!
....

A little tricky for changing the categories definitions:

$ cd hugodash/content/post
$ vim change.sh
$ chmod 777 change.sh
$ ./change.sh

The content of the change.sh is listed as following:

#!/bin/bash
for i in `ls ./*.markdown`
do
	# Generate the modified result, like categories: ["Technology"]
	replaceline=`grep -i "categories: ["Technology"]
'{for(i=2;i<=NF;i++){if(i!=NF){$i="\""$i"\""","}else{$i="\""$i"\""}}}1'`
	sed -i "2s|.*|$replaceline|" $i
done

Then run following command:

$ sed -i '2s/\(:[[:blank:]]*\)\(.*\)/\1[\2]/' *.markdown

Now check your categories: [“Technology”]

$ grep -i "categories: ["Technology"]
./2015-03-12-maas-deploy-3.markdown:categories: ["Technology"]
./2016-03-31-nodemcu-and-1602i2c.markdown:categories: ["Technology"]
....

With this format could our markdown files be analyzied via new theme.

$ cd hugodash/themes
$ git clone https://github.com/zyro/hyde-x

Preview the generated website via:

$ cd hugodash
$ hugo server --theme=hyde-x

Now open your browser and view http://localhost:1313.

Publishment

Some work tips:

Remove all of the fucking codeblock in markdown:

$ sed -i -- 's|{% endcodeblock%}|\`\`\`|' *.markdown
$ sed -i -- 's|{% codeblock *.*%}|\`\`\`|' *.markdown

Remove all of the fucking backtick with language extended in markdown:

$ sed -i -r -e 's|^\`\`\`.*|\`\`\`|' *.markdown

Now all of the syntax hightlight is OK.