Online Zettelkasten/Digital garden Hugo theme.

Live example → here

On your config.toml, set the theme as follows: theme = "github.com/crisrojas/zettels", alternative you could just git clone this repo inside the "themes" folder or submodule it with git submodule.

git submodule add https://github.com/crisrojas/zettels.git themes/zettels

From bear, export your notes as markdown into the content folder. You'll also need to put there an _index.md file. This will be the webiste entry point.

To make things easier you could use one of this tools:

• Bear Markdown Export
• Bhugo (Be aware that native Hugo tags aren't supported yet)
• Bear markdown images fixer script (please, make a backup before running the script)

Run with hugo server --disableFastRender , this will avoid a weird bug that I've not tracked yet (content being rendered multiple times)

This is the config.toml I'm using for publishing my notes.

I'll add more details about usage in the future. For now you can copy-paste and replace the variables to fit your needs.

languageCode = "es-ES"
title = "Notas"
uglyURLS =  true

relativeURLs = true

publishDir = "public"
pygmentsUseClasses = true

assetDir = "themes/zettels/assets"

DefaultContentLanguage = "es"

theme = "zettels"

[outputs]
  home = ["HTML", "JSON"]

[params]
    theme = "duotone-light" 
    bear = true
    favicon = "favicon.ico"
    author = "Cristian Rojas"

# Enable tags.
[taxonomies]
    tag = "tags"


# Allows rendering the html inside markdown
[markup.goldmark.renderer]
unsafe= true

ℹ bear = true uses filename as a title on the frontend instead the title yaml property.

On your config file, pass the chosen theme as a parameter:

[params]
  theme = "duotone-light" 

You can chose between duotone-light and red-graphite.

More Bear themes will be added in the future.