/timothechauvet.github.io

Personal website

Primary LanguageHTML

Hugo website using Toha theme

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Cover Timothé Chauvet with on the right side the red and yellow logo forming two ellipses in the shape of an heart, on the left side a text saying Personal Website, and on the background myself

A Hugo website for my personal visit card and blog.

It is accessible from the following URL : timothechau.vet

Toha theme

My website is using the Toha theme. It was made possible thanks to all of its contributors.

The theme is registered under the MIT License

For more details about the features please visit here.

GoatCounter metrics

My website is using arp242's GoatCounter for the metrics. All metrics are publicly available from the following URL : stats.timothechau.vet.

As GoatCounter is engineered around non-identifiable metrics of visitors, it probably doesn't apply to the GDPR legislation which doesn't concern :

anonymous information, namely information which does not relate to an identified or identifiable natural person or to personal data rendered anonymous in such a manner that the data subject is not or no longer identifiable.

More information on that page.

The tool is registered under a custom version of the EUPL 1.2 license.

Available Translations

  • Français (default)
  • English

GitHub Actions & Pages

My website is using GitHub Actions for its Continuous Deployment capabilities. More informations are available on the Actions tab on the top of the repository. It is mainly consisting on using a machine with the latest version of Ubuntu and Hugo 0.102.3 to build the website and publish it on GitHub Pages.

To-do list

  • French landing page
  • Readme file
  • English landing page
  • Logo
  • Lighthouse compliance
  • First blog post
  • Privacy Policy & GDPR compliance
  • Bug template

Contributing

You can contribute to my website by reporting a bug/request/idea or send a pull request. You can also fork my website as needed, although the Toha's official example repo is more likely to be suited for your needs.