THIS PROJECT IS DEPRECATED AND ARCHIVED, WE'RE NOT MAINTAINING THAT ANYMORE, PLEASE CHECK THE NEW VERSION HERE : https://github.com/osscameroon/blog
OSS Cameroon blogging website
The blog is powered by the Hugo website generator, with the Chunky Poster theme and might require you to have a set of tools installed on your local machine such as :
- The Hugo cli tool, follow these steps to install Hugo
- And a Markdown text editor (We recommend Typora)
Learn more about Hugo here or read the documentation.
Once you have cloned this repository and installed Hugo as described here, you can run the server locally with this command:
$> hugo serve -D
The command should output something similar to this
Start building sites …
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Pages | 20
Paginator pages | 0
Non-page files | 1
Static files | 11
Processed images | 4
Aliases | 0
Sitemaps | 1
Cleaned | 0
Built in 84 ms
Watching for changes in /Users/elhmn/Work/osscameroon-blog/{archetypes,content,data,layouts,static,themes}
Watching for config changes in /Users/elhmn/Work/osscameroon-blog/config.toml
Environment: "development"
Serving pages from memory
Running in Fast Render Mode. For full rebuilds on change: hugo server --disableFastRender
Web Server is available at http://localhost:1313/ (bind address 127.0.0.1)
Press Ctrl+C to stop
If you want to use Docker
$> docker-compose up
Now that your server is running open your web browser on the url displayed in your server output Web Server is available at http://localhost:1313/
To add a blog post, make sure you are in the root of the directory then run:
$> hugo new post/articles/my_new_post.md
/Users/<repository_path>/osscameroon-blog/content/post/articles/<my_new_post_name>.md created
Now that your post has been added it should be visible on your local instance at http://localhost:1313.
Open /osscameroon-blog/content/post/articles/<my_new_post_name>.md
in your text editor and add your blog content.
You can add a new author to the website simply by running this command:
$> hugo new authors/<new_author_name>/_index.md
/Users/<repository_path>/osscameroon-blog/content/authors/<new_author_name>/_index.md created
The /content/authors/<new_author_name>/_index.md
file was created and contains new author metadata as follows:
---
name: "New Author Name"
images: []
twitter: ""
---
You can add the new author Twitter handle in the twitter
field in the /content/authors/<new_author_name>/_index.md
file.
Add images for the new author in the images
field in the /content/authors/<new_author_name>/_index.md
file. The first image will be used as a profile picture.
Note The images must be added in the new author directory /content/authors/<new_author_name>/image.png
the added in the _index.md
as follows:
---
name: "New Author Name"
images: ["image.png"]
twitter: ""
---
To add a new contributor run:
$> hugo new post/contributors/<new_contributor_name>.md
/Users/<repository_path>/osscameroon-blog/content/post/contributors/<new_contributor_name>.md created
Your new contributor <new_contributor_name>.md
file has been created, now add something about him.
- Create a file
<new_contributor_name>.md
in osscameroon-blog/content/post/contributors - Open the
<new_contributor_name>.md
with your editor and add these lines at the top of your file
---
title: "<new_contributor_name>"
date: 2021-01-29T20:33:40+01:00
authors: ["<new_contributor_name"]
---
- Change the
date: <date>
to the date and time you want - Save the file
To deploy the blog, run this command:
cd ./scripts/ && ./deploy.sh
This command might not work due to missing credentials. Contact the project maintainers to get some help.
The website is under the GPL-3.0 License license, but the blog post are the exclusive property of OssCameroon.