Blog site to serve articles where I explain topics to others (or myself)
Repo for Production (static assets): https://github.com/wtsia/rover
Repo for Blog (this): https://github.com/wtsia/Blog-Site
in the roverblog directory, in a terminal run:
hugo -t hugo-vitae
cd into the public directory, and push changes to the github repo that holds the static assets, in this submodule run:
git status
git add .
git commit 'example message'
git push origin main
In local set baseurl to www.example.com
In production set baseurl to active site at https://wtsia.github.io/rover/
In a terminal within the directory of roverblog, run:
hugo server
hugo new posts/[postname].md
Notes: This new post draws from the content of default.md as a template.
Obtain hugo themes on the hugo site here
Vitae here
This is not required for this repo, but useful to know for new blog sites:
`` git submodule add -b main
git submodule add --name
``
The site per hugo-vitae holds multiple pages of which a tags and category page will organize each document's respective classification.
Note that images will be stored in the directory /static/img/<topic>/<imageName.png>
To reference them in notes, direct them to:
/rover/img/<topic>/<imageName>.jpg
Using the package rclone, type in a terminal
sudo apt-get install rclone
Once installed, initiate configuration settings and choose as desired:
> rclone config
Rclone setup is self-explanatory. To create a directory that can be synced directly into your drive via mounting:
rclone mount --daemon <remote-drive-name>: <directory-of-target-folder>
Script to automatically upload files to drive from a Linux system:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/rclone copy --update --verbose --transfers 30 --checkers 8 --contimeout 60s --timeout 300s --retries 3 --low-level-retries 10 --stats 1s "/home/<user>/<directory>" "<remote-name>:<folder-name-in-drive>"
Synopsis: KaTeX on Hugo is slightly bugged. To render matrices correctly, new line markers \\ must be escaped. This looks like \\\\. Additionally, the
"Major breakthrough \o/
Escaping the \ solves the problem:
$$ \left[\begin{array} {rrr} 3.381563 & 3.389113 \\\\ 4.527875 & 5.854178 \\\\ 2.655682 & 4.411995 \\\\ \vdots & \vdots \end{array}\right] $$
I suspect now we've gone full circle to what @edemaine was suggesting to have a look at: https://gohugo.io/content-management/formats/#issues-with-markdown
I suspect if I modify the code which uses katex and add the displayMath math "hack" mentioned in hugo documentation I should be fine."
Installation for hugo:
Windows:
choco install hugo -confirm
https://github.com/dataCobra/hugo-vitae
Supported Functions: https://katex.org/docs/supported.html