Public multi-module Hugo monorepo for reusable artifacts: themes, shortcode libraries, utility modules, and other components shared across multiple Hugo sites.
Each artifact lives in its own subdirectory with an independent go.mod, making it independently importable and versionable.
Importable Hugo modules live under modules/. Each module ships its own README.md with installation, configuration, and consumer-side replacement instructions.
Consumer-facing Progressive Web App module: web app manifest, RealFaviconGenerator icon set, Workbox-powered service worker, install prompt, and push subscription wiring. See modules/pwa/README.md.
Vendor-mount companion that exposes github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox v7.4.1 source files as Hugo assets for js.Build. Imported transitively by modules/pwa; consumers do not import it directly, but DO need to set up an upstream replacement -- see modules/workbox/README.md.
Vendor-mount companion that exposes github.com/jakearchibald/idb v8.0.3 source files as Hugo assets. Imported transitively by modules/workbox (and therefore by modules/pwa); consumers do not import it directly, but DO need to set up an upstream replacement -- see modules/idb/README.md.
Reusable Hugo shortcode modules live under shortcodes/. Each shortcode ships its own README.md with installation, usage, parameters, and theming guidance.
Renders a GitHub repository link in one of five display variants (inline, card, stats, lang, hero) with API-driven metadata, header-aware retries, and graceful degradation. See shortcodes/github-repo/README.md.
The examples/ directory contains standalone reference implementations that pair with modules/pwa. They are not importable Hugo modules -- they are runnable push-notification backends meant to be deployed to a separate platform. See examples/README.md for the catalog and examples/QUICKSTART.md for a 5-minute end-to-end walkthrough.
Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup, coding conventions, the Markdown one-line-per-paragraph rule, tagging and release conventions, and pull request guidelines.