Minimalist Hugo theme for link-in-bio pages, inspired by Linktree
and Japanese bonsai aesthetics.
- Single-page bio with avatar, tagline, bio, and links
- Data-driven via [params] in hugo.toml — no content files needed
- Light/dark mode via prefers-color-scheme + optional toggle
- Inline SVG icon set (github, globe, mail, twitter, linkedin, etc)
- Zero JS by default; opt-in theme toggle script
- exampleSite for local development
Replace the custom Node.js builder with Hugo and the bonsai theme
(added as a submodule at themes/bonsai). Site content moves from
config.yaml into [params] in hugo.toml. CI switched to Hugo Extended
0.154.0 build; daily cron dropped (no API decoration to refresh).
Avatar imported from miti99 project.
The deploy workflow now self-enables Pages via configure-pages@v5
with enablement: true, so the manual Settings -> Pages flip is no
longer required. Mention the workflow-permissions prerequisite
instead.
First-run failed because the repository had no Pages site yet and
configure-pages@v5 defaults to enablement: false. Setting it to true
lets the action create the Pages site on first deploy and removes the
manual Settings -> Pages UI step.
Captures the analysis behind the linkyee-inspired implementation: source
anatomy, dependency matrix, decision matrix (stack, plugins, theme, icons,
deploy), and four phase files used to drive the build.
Single-page link-in-bio site at config.yaml -> build.js -> _site/index.html.
Links flagged with `repo: owner/name` get live star count and last-commit
age decoration from the GitHub REST API at build time.
Stack: vanilla HTML/CSS output, Node 20 build script (sole dep: js-yaml).
Deploy: GitHub Actions Pages artifact, daily cron + push triggers.
Architecture inspired by linkyee (MIT); no source code copied. See NOTICE.
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