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Project Overview

This is a personal blog created with the Hugo static site generator. The site is configured to be multilingual, supporting English, Russian, and Serbian. The visual theme is based on PaperMod.

The content is organized into posts and is written in Markdown. The blog covers topics such as network automation, cloud architecture, and infrastructure reliability.

The site is automatically built and deployed to GitHub Pages using a GitHub Actions workflow.

Building and Running

Running Locally

To run the blog locally for development, you need to have Hugo installed. You can then use the following command:

hugo server

This will start a local server, and you can view the site at http://localhost:1313/. The site will automatically reload when you make changes to the content or templates.

Building for Production

The production build is handled by the GitHub Actions workflow. The command used to build the site is:

hugo --gc --minify --baseURL "https://andreiyard.github.com/"

This command generates the static files in the public directory.

Development Conventions

Adding New Posts

To create a new post, use the following command:

hugo new --kind post content/en/posts/your-post-name.md

This will create a new Markdown file in the content/en/posts directory with the appropriate front matter. You can then edit this file to add your content.

Multilingual Content

The site is structured to support multiple languages. Content for each language is stored in a separate directory under content:

  • content/en for English
  • content/ru for Russian
  • content/sr for Serbian

When adding a new post, you can create a version for each language by placing the translated Markdown file in the corresponding directory.

Theme Customization

The site uses the PaperMod theme. The theme files are located in the themes/PaperMod directory. To customize the theme, you can override the templates in the layouts directory. For example, to change the header, you can create a file at layouts/partials/header.html.