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Introduction

UmmIt server utilizes Hugo with the Blowfish theme to power its website. Follow the steps below to host this website on your server.

Usage Guide

1. Install Required Packages

Ensure you have the necessary packages installed by running the following command:

sudo pacman -S hugo git

2. Clone the Repository

Clone the repository, including its submodules:

git clone --recursive https://codeberg.org/UmmIt/Blog.git

3. Navigate to the Repository

Move into the cloned repository directory:

cd Blog

4. Update Submodules

Ensure all submodules are up to date:

git submodule update --recursive --remote --init # First time only
git submodule update --recursive --remote

or run the lazy script :D

chmod +x update.sh
./update.sh

Skipping Confirmation

You can skip the confirmation prompt for updating submodules and Building hugo site by using the --noconfirm option:

./update.sh --noconfirm

Start the Server

To run your server, use the following command:

hugo server --watch --logLevel debug

Build HTML Files

Build the HTML files to the default path ./public/. After building, upload them to your server:

hugo --logLevel debug

CI/CD

Currently, we have CI/CD pipelines set up across multiple platforms: .woodpecker.yml on Codeberg, .gitlab-ci.yml on GitLab, and hugo.yaml within ./github/workflows on GitHub. Once successfully enabled, these pipelines automatically trigger builds every time you push changes, This is very convenient!

With Cloudflare Pages, just link your GitLab or GitHub repository, clone it, and run the installation commands (See build section)

Running Server

I'm using differnet Devops to hosting my server. Including Mirror servers.

Here are the servers of my hosting list. You can visit the same content with different server.

Help me

Feel free to open an issue in my codeberg repository :D

LICENSE

All articles are under CC BY-SA 4.0. See here