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README.md

My first HUGO (example) page!

What is this?

Just a repository for memory. It is just the result of me following the official HUGO quickstart guide on gohugo.io, as of 2024-09-16.

How to run / build

To serve the site for development, run the following command (requires you having hugo installed):

hugo serve

To build the site (resulting in plain html/css in the public directory), run:

hugo  # build the site
#cd public && python3 -m http.server  # run a simple http server included in python to serve the files

The second - commented - command would start a simple (not production-ready!) http server, which does not include LiveReload to reload the content on the fly (if you change something in the source files, hugo serve will automatically refresh open browser pages and show the new content - on the fly).

I just included this command to show how simple the resulting site in the public folder is - even python3's built-in http server module can serve it!

More information

For more information, see the awesome documentation of HUGO itself!