blog/publish.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# This script will publish the compiled output of the blog
# as it is now in this directory.

# It could be futher improved by taking this version,
# making a git branch at this point, or a git tag
# to enable rollbacks.

# Make errors be fatal
set -e

WEBSITE_URL="https://n07070.xyz"

echo ">> Update the remotes..."

# Last blog version
git pull origin master

# Get last theme version
git submodule foreach git pull origin main

# Dither images present in the blog, moving the existing images to filename_original.jpg

# Commented, because colors is nice, and dithering actually brings more issues than it solves:
# Images size tends to be bigger, relative to quality,
# It's not easy for some people to see the image that way,
# It's more trouble than it's worth.
# echo ">> Dithering the images..."
# ## Travel down the directory content/
# find "./content" \ 	                                            # Find from the content directory
# 	-maxdepth 4 \ 	                                            # Maximum depth of 4 dirs
# 	-type f \	                                            # Find only files
# 	-name "*.jpg" \                                             # Find only JPEG files
# 	-exec \		                                            # Execute next lines
# 	cp {} {}.original && \					    # Copy file and add .original to it's filename
# 	convert {} -colorspace GRAY -o ordered-dither o2x2 {} &&\   # Dither image
# 	jpegoptim {} -S 80 -t ;                 		    # Optimize the jpeg file

# Generate the openring ( https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/openring )
echo ">> Generating the openring..."
openring -s https://www.laquadrature.net/feed -s https://blog.mondediplo.net/rss/ -s https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/feeds/all-en.rss.xml < themes/blogotheme/layouts/partials/openring-in.html > themes/blogotheme/layouts/partials/openring-out.html

echo ">> Building the website..."
hugo --themesDir themes --theme blogotheme --baseURL="https://n07070.xyz" --enableGitInfo --minify --templateMetrics

echo ">> All done !"