This repository contains the source code for Haiku's main website.
This website is generated using Hugo.
We track all issues on our own instance of Trac.
To view all the tickets that involve this repository, just click here.
To test local changes, use hugo server.
To create a new blog for a new user, run ./scripts/newblog.sh.
To create a new blogpost, run ./scripts/newpost.sh.
Refer Troubleshooting section if you encounter any error.
If you are using Windows, it is recommended you install Git for Windows and use Git Bash to run the abovementioned scripts - the scripts cannot run in Command Prompt or Powershell!
Shortcodes introduce the ability to leverage special formatting in markdown documents. All available shortcodes are in layouts/shortcodes.
A classic alert or notification div with a title and a body
{{< alert-danger "Title" "Body text here">}}{{< alert-warning "Title" "Body text here">}}{{< alert-info "Title" "Body text here">}}
A small keyboard like span. Normally used to represent pressing a physical key on the keyboard.
{{< keyboard ALT >}}
This is because OS X/macOS and Linux use two different sets of tools. Linux uses the GNU version of the date command (hence, GNU/Linux). The solution would be to install GNU Core Utilities replacing macOS Utilities:
Homebrew:
brew install coreutils
MacPorts
sudo port install coreutils
Set your PATH to: PATH="/usr/local/opt/coreutils/libexec/gnubin:$PATH"
Run which date, it must show /usr/local/opt/coreutils/libexec/gnubin/date and not /bin/date. Re-run the above command, it should work fine!