slush-hexo-theme

Generate a hexo theme

Yeoman version available too

Template choices:

• ejs
• nunjucks
• pug
• swig

Style choices:

• stylus
• sass
• scss
• less
• css

Other:

• hexo scripts
• bower: .bowerrc, bower.json
• npm: package.json
• .gitignore
• .editorconfig

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Install globally

npm install --global slush
npm install --global slush-hexo-theme

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How to use it

If you don't have a site yet create one with hexo init hexo-cli.

mkdir my-site
cd my-site
hexo init

Navigate to the directory you want to place the theme project in (most likely themes/).

# from the site root
cd themes

# make a new theme directory
mkdir my-theme
cd my-theme

# generate
slush hexo-theme

It will not automatically overwrite an existing file. Overwrites are confirmed with the user.

1. Check _config.yml in your main blog directory

• Set theme property to your theme name, activating this theme

2. Check _config.yml in your theme directory

• Change menu items if needed
• Change stylesheet and scripts list if needed

3. Navigate to your main blog directory
4. hexo server --debug

Hexo renderers

It might be necessary to goto the blog directory and install a specific renderer for the template language you have chosen. Swig are built into Hexo.

# templates
npm install hexo-renderer-ejs
npm install hexo-renderer-njks
npm install hexo-render-pug

# styles
npm install hexo-renderer-stylus
npm install hexo-renderer-less
npm install hexo-renderer-sass

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Help!

• hexo gitter chat https://gitter.im/hexojs/hexo
• post an issue

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Contribute

It's a community project. Want to help?

• Fix a bug
• GitHub star ⭐
• npm star slush-hexo-theme
• Do we need to implement any helpers? https://hexo.io/docs/helpers.html

Know another template language hexo users need?

1. Fork
2. Copy an existing template directory
3. Port it to the new language
4. Test
5. Create pull request

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Development

# test the development build
# it's faster than prd script
npm run dev

# build before publishing
# prd = production build
npm run prd

# clean up the test site
npm run clean

npm run prd does everything needed:

• clean
• link
• test

If you want to add a template language please copy one and port it so it keeps roughly the same structure.

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Thank you contributors

• moosoul
• jonashao

Resources

• Theme docs https://hexo.io/docs/themes.html
• Submit your theme https://github.com/hexojs/hexo-theme-unit-test
• Slush docs http://slushjs.github.io