This is a highly-opinionated tool that takes an existing Hugo project and compiles it as a Gopher site.

1. Install Node.js, I think this requires at least Node 10.
2. Run node index.js [DIRECTORY] where [DIRECTORY] is the location of the content directory of your Hugo site.
3. Copy the newly created gopher/ directory to the root of your gopher namespace.

• It only understands JSON front matter right now. I might add YAML/TOML later. On the plus side, you can convert all your existing content with hugo convertToJsSON.
• It uses the gophermap index file format used by PyGopherd
• It only works with Markdown files
• It outputs them as text files, the gophermap directories will reference them as plain text too.
• It names your posts after the slug property in your post front matter
• It creates directories for year/month/day and puts your posts in there.