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Tor Dev Portal
The Tor Dev Portal is built using the Hugo Static Site Generator. To edit the website locally, we have to install Hugo Extended version and a text editor.
How to install
The actual setup use npm to provide all the libraries you need to develop the website and Hugo itself.
Installing node / npm
Debian: apt install nodejs
arch: pacman -S nodejs
On mac using homebrew: brew install node
Installing hugo and other dependencies
Once node is installed, you can install the dependencies with the following command npm install.
To run the application locally you can run nom run server
Local testing
To run a local version of the website, we have to run the following command inside the root path of the website.
npm run server -- --environment production
The --environment argument is necessary for us to be able to render the content in the same way that the public version would come out to be.
With this we're ready to start editing the files.
Docs
For further changes and customization, refer to the Hugo docs.