On Linux:
sudo snap install hugo
On MacOs:
brew install hugo
hugo new posts/filename.md
If you want to store an image or other resources together with the blog post, the actual blog post needs to be a directory.
hugo new posts/temp.md
n=name-of-blogpost
mkdir content/posts/$n
mv content/posts/temp.md content/posts/$n/index.md
See other blog posts on how to integrate the image.
hugo server -D
If you don't have perimission to push changes to the blog repository directly you can open a pull request. The pull request contains all your intended changes to the main repository. The pull request originates from another repository which is a fork of main repository.
Step 1: Fork the repository: Press fork at GitHub main repository
Step 2: Clone the repository: git clone <your forked repo>
Step 3: Make the changes
Step 4: Commit the changes,
Typically use git status to see changed resources or git diff to view changes in text files. Then use git add <filename> to add new files and git commit -m 'Informative message decribing the change' <filename> for changed files.
Step 5: Push changes to your remote GitHub repository with: git push
Step 6: Open pull request, by going to your GitHub repository and click on open pull request
It can happen that a PR (pull request) is rejected. TODO: how to update a pull request
TODO