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title = "Some improvements for my ox-hugo set-up"
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lastmod = 2024-11-18T20:12:59+01:00
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tags = ["hugo", "web", "orgmode"]
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categories = ["tech", "emacs"]
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draft = false
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meta = true
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type = "list"
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[menu]
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[menu.posts]
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weight = 3013
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identifier = "some-improvements-for-my-ox-hugo-set-up"
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Probably not the most inventive thing I've done, but I slightly improved my set-up quite a bit.
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It's all in this little snippet of elisp:
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```emacs-lisp
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(delete-directory "~/git/phil/bajsicki.com/content" :recursive)
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(org-hugo-export-wim-to-md :all-subtrees)
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(cd "~/git/phil/bajsicki.com")
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(pwd)
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(magit-call-git "commit" "-a" "-m" "Update")
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(magit-call-git "push")
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```
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One thing that bothered me somewhat about the way ox-hugo handles straggler files is that if I ever removed, renamed or otherwise messed with the structure that already existed, it wouldn't handle the redundant files for me.
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E.g. if I deleted a post in my org-mode file (from which this website is generated), ox-hugo would happily leave it hanging in my \`content/\` directory, damning me to eternal suffering.
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However, using this simple elisp, I can easily delete the content directory, and rebuild it from scratch to ensure that my website is _always_ up to date.
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I have yet to put it into a function, or do anything. `C-c C-c` works just fine for me, as it's sitting at the top of the file in a \`:noexport:\` block.
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Another issue I solved was that the git `post-receive` hook wouldn't run properly. It took me a short bit but eventually I found that I need to run it in a subshell, and unset the \`GIT_\` env variables to ensure that git doesn't get confused about where to pull the updates from.
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```sh
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#!/bin/bash
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# Directory on the server where the website will be mapped.
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export GIT_WORK_TREE=/srv/bajsicki.com/
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cd $GIT_WORK_TREE
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echo "post-receive: Generating https://bajsicki.com with Hugo in $(pwd)"
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# Remove any files already in the public directory, a fresh copy will be generated by hugo
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echo "post-receive: Cleaning the /public and /content directory to ensure we're in line."
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rm -rf public/ && echo "removing /public in $(pwd)"
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rm -rf content/ && echo "removing /content in $(pwd)"
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# Update the modules in case of changes and pull the new pages
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echo "post-receive: pulling git repo and submodules in $(pwd) w/ subshell"
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(
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unset $(env | sed -ne 's/^\(GIT_.*\)=.*/\1/p')
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cd /srv/bajsicki.com
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git pull origin main --recurse-submodules --force
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)
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# Generate the site with hugo
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echo "post-receive: running hugo in $(pwd)"
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hugo
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# Fix any permission problems.
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echo "post-receive: fixing permissions in $(pwd)"
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find public -type f -print | xargs -d '\n' chmod 644
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find public -type d -print | xargs -d '\n' chmod 755
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echo "post-receive: Hugo site deployment in $(pwd) complete"
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```
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This is my current `post-receive` hook, and it works quite well, I think.
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Anyway. Things are working, jankily yet so.
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Next: I am praying that I find some time/ brainpower to fix up the CSS on this website. The misaligned sidenotes are quite irritating.
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<span class="underline">[Join the FSF.](https://my.fsf.org/join)</span>
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