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Awesome Hugo

Tools to help you upgrade and manage your Hugo / Hugo Blox sites.

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🚀 Upgrade to Hugo Blox v0.8.0 →  •  Docs  •  Templates


Scripts

  • singular2plural

    • Upgrade your site to the latest content type conventions (required for Hugo Blox v0.8.0).
    • Supports --dry-run and adds helpful Netlify redirects.
  • refactor-pages-to-page-bundles.sh

    • Convert page files to page bundles: content/<section>/X.mdcontent/<section>/X/index.md.

    • Helps migrate Academic v2.4.0 → v3.0.0.

    • Usage:

      bash refactor-pages-to-page-bundles.sh
  • refactor_pages_convert_TOML_to_YAML.py

    • Convert all front matter from TOML to YAML for broader editor compatibility.

    • Setup (Poetry):

      # In this repo's root
      curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -  # if needed
      poetry install
    • Run:

      # From this repo root
      poetry run python3 refactor_pages_convert_TOML_to_YAML.py
      # Or from a site directory
      poetry run python3 /path/to/awesome-hugo/refactor_pages_convert_TOML_to_YAML.py
  • refactor-widget-bundles-as-headless.sh

    • Academic v4.1 → v4.2: add headless: true to homepage section bundles.

    • Usage:

      bash refactor-widget-bundles-as-headless.sh
  • refactor_page_bundles_to_pages.sh

    • Convert homepage page bundles back to page files (mainly for testing/downgrades).

    • Note: no --dry-run flag. Manually review and comment out mv/rm lines to simulate a dry-run.

    • Usage:

      bash refactor_page_bundles_to_pages.sh

Contribute your scripts

Have a useful script for managing or upgrading Hugo/Hugo Blox sites? We welcome contributions!

  • Submit a PR adding your script in a clearly named folder (and keep it MIT-licensed)
  • Include a brief README.md with usage, flags (prefer a --dry-run), and caveats
  • Prefer cross-platform approaches (macOS/Linux; Windows via WSL) and non-destructive defaults
  • For Python tools, use Python 3.8+ and declare deps in pyproject.toml (Poetry)
  • For shell tools, stick to standard Unix utilities and document any assumptions

Not sure where to start? Open an issue or discuss ideas in Discord.


Requirements

  • macOS/Linux. Windows users can use Windows Subsystem for Linux.
  • For Python scripts: Python 3.8+ with Poetry-managed deps (pyyaml, toml).
  • For shell scripts: standard Unix tools (bash/zsh, find, sed).

Safety Notes

Warning

These scripts can modify and delete files.

  • Make a full backup before running.
  • Review script code and adapt to your site.
  • Always run with --dry-run first if the script supports it.

These tools are provided under MIT as templates to assist migrations. Test locally with hugo server before deploying.


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License

MIT © Hugo Blox Team. See LICENSE.md.

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