Hugo Theme: Shell

Terminal-like theme with selectable color schemes.

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Features

• Terminal-like portfolio

• Selectable color schemes

  • Mayccoll/Gogh theme

    • Molokai
      

    • Dracula
      

    • Gruvbox
      

    • Material
      

    • Tender
      

  • hugo-shell-theme ~v0.1.5 theme

    • shell-powershell
      

    • shell-ubuntu
      

    • shell-retro
      

• Minimal design

• Responsive

• MathJax: Beautiful and accessible math in all browsers

Requirements

• Hugo Version 0.85.0 or higher
  • Hugo extended version is required.

Installation

Create a new website from scratch

1. Create a website and initialize Hugo Module

hugo new site myportfolio
cd myportfolio
hugo mod init github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/myportfolio

2. Edit hugo.toml

[module]
[[module.imports]]
    path = 'github.com/yukuro/hugo-theme-shell'

3. Launch hugo server

hugo server -w -D

How to use theme

hugo-theme-shell supports the Mayccoll/Gogh theme

1. Choose a Gogh theme : you can choose a theme here.
2. Copy the name of the theme you selected
3. Configure your config.toml as follows

[Params.Terminal]
scheme = "THEME_NAME"

Note

Most of the themes used in hugo v0.1.5 and earlier have been deprecated with the introduction of Mayccoll/Gogh theme.
See here for details.

Configuration

in config.toml

[Params]
  # Note: This is for the meta description, which is different from the "description" displayed in the terminal.
  description = "Jane Doe's Portfolio!"
  [Params.Terminal]
  # Note: color scheme
  # Note: You can choose between
  # Note: hugo-theme-shell original: ["shell-powershell", "shell-ubuntu", "shell-retro"]
  # Note: or
  # Note: gogh theme: https://mayccoll.github.io/Gogh/
  scheme = "Molokai"

  # Note: in terminal
  # [userName]@[pcName]:~/$ cd [workDir]
  # [userName]@[pcName]:~/[workDir]$ cat [profile]
  #
  # [description]
  #
  # Note: if you set Params.Tree > use = true
  # [userName]@[pcName]:~/[workDir]$ tree ./[folderName]/
  # ./[folderName]/
  # ...
  # Note: result of the tree command
  userName = "jane"
  pcName = "laptop"
  workDir = "mydir"
  profile = "profile.txt"

  # Note: speed at which text is displayed on the terminal
  # Note: if set to 0, typing animation will be disabled
  # Note:
  # Note: if you want to enable Mathjax, you need to set it to 0
  # Note: and set "math: true" at front matter in your Markdown file
  ps1Delay = 0 # prompt speed : [userName]@[pcName]:~/$ , [userName]@[pcName]:~/[workDir]$
  stdoutDelay = 0 # stdout speed : [description] , files in Params.Tree
  commandDelay = 50 # command speed : cd [workDir] , cat [profile] , tree ./[folderName]/

  # terminalDelay = 20 : deprecated

  # Note: speed at which text is displayed on the activity pages
  # Note: if set to 0, typing animation will be disabled
  # Note: 
  # Note: if you want to enable Mathjax, you need to set it to 0
  # Note: and set "math: true" at front matter in your Markdown file
  titleDelay = 0 # title speed : "title" in front matter
  contentDelay = 0 # content speed : content in .md file

  # activityDelay = 5 : deprecated

  description = """
  Hi I am Jane Doe!
  Nice to meet you!
  
  """

  # Note: If you want to use a Markdown file, you can use the following
  # description = "/description.md"
  # Note: and put the description.md in /content/description.md

  [Params.Tree]
  use = true
  folderName = "my_activity"
  # Note: ["ACTIVITY", "URL or PATH TO YOUR MARKDOWN FILE"]
  files = [ 
    ["C/C++", "https://www.example.com/"],
    ["Python", "https://www.example.com/"],
    ["Go", "https://golang.org/"],
    ["Hugo", "/post/some-activity.md"],
    ["Docker", "/post/some-activity.md"],
  ]

trouble shooting

• Hugo build fails
  • What is the version of your Hugo?
  • Shell theme requires Hugo version 0.85.0 or higher and extended version
• Post does not show up (return 404 not found)
  • There are two possible causes for this.
    1. Forgot to add -D (--buildDrafts) as an argument to the hugo command
    2. The front matter of the post's .md file has "draft: true" set.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!