Wercker step to validate Hugo themes
So last week, I created a material design theme for Hugo , a static site generator that I’m quite fond of](/tags/hugo/).
As I discovered Wercker , an awesome CI tool, I went looking for a way to automatically validate themes.
There wasn’t any, so I simply wrote a build step for Wercker . The build step validates a Hugo theme using an example site . It also checks if you included some files required for a future Hugo themes site.
The code for the build step is available at https://github.com/sdebruyn/wercker-step-hugo-theme-check and an example wercker.yml configuration is included below.
1box: debian
2build:
3 steps:
4 - samueldebruyn/hugo-theme-check:
5 version: "0.14"
6 theme: material-lite
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