hugo-from-hedgedoc/update.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Init hugo config file
python init_hugo_toml.py


if ! [ -e "/themes/lotusdocs" ]; then
    if ! [ -e "/themes" ]; then
        mkdir themes
    fi
    git clone https://github.com/colinwilson/lotusdocs themes/lotusdocs
fi



#################################################################################
# For later, when books will be configurabled without themes content copy       #
#################################################################################
# Start Hugo server in the background. This will import/update Lotusdocs module.
# The import of the module is important to get the themes files, because some of 
# the sub-directories must be adapted to the future doc structure.
# hugo server > init_hugo.log 2>&1 &

# # Wait for the end of the initialization process and stop hugo
# while true; do
#     if grep -q "Web Server is available" init_hugo.log; then
#         # Initialization done
#         echo "Initialization complete. Web Server is available."

#         # Get the PID of the Hugo process and store it in a file for later use
#         pgrep -f "hugo server" | kill
#         # You can stop the loop if you don't need to monitor the log anymore
#         break
#     fi
#     sleep 1
# done
# # We don't need init_hugo.log anymore
# rm init_hugo.log


# Generate Hugo Lotusdoc website structure and config
python generate_lotusdocs.py