Hugoifier
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# Quick Start |
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## Convert a Hugo Theme |
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Most Hugo themes include an `exampleSite/` directory. Hugoifier assembles a complete, working site from it: |
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```bash |
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export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your_key |
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python src/cli.py complete themes/my-hugo-theme |
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# → output/my-hugo-theme/ |
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``` |
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Then test it: |
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```bash |
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cd output/my-hugo-theme |
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hugo serve |
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# Open http://localhost:1313 |
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The Decap CMS admin panel is automatically available at `http://localhost:1313/admin/`. |
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## Convert Raw HTML |
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For a plain HTML/CSS theme: |
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```bash |
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python src/cli.py complete path/to/html-theme/ |
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# → output/html-theme/ |
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Hugoifier sends the main HTML file to the AI backend and converts it to Hugo layout files (`_default/baseof.html`, `partials/header.html`, etc.). |
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## Custom Output Directory |
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```bash |
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python src/cli.py complete themes/my-theme --output /tmp/my-site |
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## Whitelabel Decap CMS |
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```bash |
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python src/cli.py complete themes/my-theme \ |
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--cms-name "My CMS" \ |
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--cms-color "#1a1a2e" \ |
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--cms-logo "https://example.com/logo.png" |
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## Switch AI Backend |
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```bash |
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# Use OpenAI instead of Anthropic |
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HUGOIFIER_BACKEND=openai OPENAI_API_KEY=your_key python src/cli.py complete themes/my-theme |
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# Or via CLI flag |
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python src/cli.py --backend openai complete themes/my-theme |
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