https://github.com/gardener/documentation/ contains the real content of the Landing page. Add/Remove/Modify/ pages or content here
https://github.com/gardener/website-generator contains the site generator Hugo and all the layout and js stuff.
The Repository https://github.com/gardener/website/ contains the generated Landing page. All manual changes get lost.
All content for your website will live inside the ./website/documentation
directory. Each top-level folder in Hugo is considered a
content section. For example, if your site has three main sections — blog, getting-started, and tutorials — you will have
three directories at ./website/documentation/010-blog
, ./website/documentation/020-getting-started
, and ./website/documentation/050-tutorials
.
Normally, the top navigation of a Hugo site is ordered by a weight
attribute in the front matter section of the _index.md
file. For this website, I decide to use the directory order and put a number in front of each directory. With this
method, the directory order is synchronized with the menu order. This is more convenient for a content developer
to navigate between website and content.
This website supports three kind of pages:
- local
- remote
- repository
A local
page is nothing special for hugo. A good example for a local page is
the ./website/documentation/060-curated-links/_index.md file.
a remote page
contains the front matter section with the reference to the remote md
file.
Good example is ./website/documentation/020_getting-started/_index.md
A remote repo
contains just the front matter section. The real content is crawled during the build process.
A good example is the ./website/documentation/050-tutorials/content/app/https/_index.md page.
The remote repo is referenced by the remote
attribute in the front matter.
You need Hugo and npm installed. Check that you have the correct hugo version (you need at least 0.45.1 which is used on our CI/CD)
hugo version
# Hugo Static Site Generator v0.45.1/extended darwin/amd64 BuildDate: unknown
# create development directory
#
mkdir gardener-site
cd gardener-site
# clone required repos
#
git clone https://github.com/gardener/documentation.git
git clone https://github.com/gardener/website-generator.git
cd website-generator
# make a symbolic link of the pure "markdown" files into the hugo directory structure
#
ln -s ../documentation/website/documentation/ ./hugo/content
# install NPM package. required for the "fetch" job of external content
#
npm install
# crawl remote markdown content
#
node ./node/index.js
# serve the documentation with hugo
#
cd hugo
hugo serve
# Open the displayed URL and enjoy the documentation :-)
# write some pages and HUGO serve them with live update of your browser
#
# ctrl+c to end the hugo server and cleanup the crawled remote pages before you "git add" something
#
cd ..
node ./node/index.js clean