Hugo Theme Luna

A simple, performance-first, SEO-friendly Hugo theme

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Introduction

Using Tailwindcss
Custom Themes
Dark mode
Image gallery
Responsive images
Article encryption (please do not encrypt important content under any circumstances)
Multilingual
Google Translate
PWA
Pjax, use swup.js
Lazy load images
<noscript>
Table of contents
Local search, use flexsearch
Twitter page template
GitHub page template
Archive page template
GitHub Actions
and more……

Usage

– Requirements

hugo-extended >= 0.97.0
NodeJs
postcss-cli, Install using npm install postcss-cli -g

For more information about Hugo’s functionality, check official documentation of Hugo.

If you are using Windows, I recommend using Scoop to install Hugo:.

scoop install hugo-extended

– Installation

git clone https://github.com/Ice-Hazymoon/hugo-theme-luna/ themes/hugo-theme-luna

There is a config.yaml file in the exampleSite directory, copy the file to your site directory and modify the contents.

– Configuration

Please refer to the config.yaml file to configure your site

If you prefer to use toml, you can convert it here

If you need to use templates for Twitter, GitHub, Search, Archives, etc., you will need to create the corresponding files in the content folder, see the cantent folder

If you want to add a Links page, you can refer to this File

You can find all available icons at Eva icons

You can set the post type to type: status to post a status

You can modify your website icons by adjusting the assets/icon.png file

– Encryption

I suggest you use two repositories to manage your blog, a private repository for your blog’s source code and a public repository for public files. If you need to use the post encryption feature, please make sure not to put your source code on the public repository.

Do not encrypt any important content with the encryption function

Please be careful with functions such as .RawContent to avoid exposing the body

If you’re not using GitHub Actions and you need to use encryption, run the hugo-encrypt.js script in the theme directory after each site generation

{{% hugo-encrypt 2022 %}}

### Here is what needs to be encrypted

test content

![image test](test.jpg)

```js
console.log('some codes');
```
{{% /hugo-encrypt %}}

Note:

The images in the blog use Hugo’s Image Processing feature, which automatically crops them to the right size to optimize page load speed, and can be time-consuming to generate the first time.

The local search function removes the shortcode and code blocks in order to reduce the size of the json file, but you can modify it here if necessary

For the format of new articles, please follow the archetypes/default.md file

If you have pjax enabled and have added additional <script> tags, add the data-swup-reload-script attribute to the tags, see: https://swup.js.org/plugins/scripts-plugin

GitHub Action

Automatically deploy your blog to public repositories

Copy the .github folder in the theme root directory to your blog’s root directory

Modify the external_repository, user_name, user_email, etc. fields in the main_example.yml file, see: actions-gh-pages

Note: If you need to enable encryption, you need to have two GitHub repositories, a private repository for your source code and a public repository for your blog, external_repository should be set as the public repository for your blog

If you only have one repository, modify the Deploy script section

Create a Token for deployment at https://github.com/settings/tokens, save the Token

Add a TOKEN field to github.com/{username}/{project}/settings/secrets/actions and enter the token you just generated