As a user, I want to look through archives of blog posts

[li-kai]

Three separations - year, year/month & year/month/day

• nushackers.org/2017
• nushackers.org/2017/01
• nushackers.org/2017/01/01

[unusep]

hugo does not natively support archiving at the moment (hugo issue 448), so my current plan is to work around this by generating the archive pages in nushackers-site/_scripts/gen_fh.py

[jethrokuan]

I don't see anyone going to these links though

[li-kai]

I think discovery of these links aren't obvious.

@unusep I think hugo's filtering and grouping syntax is pretty powerful, could you do something like this?

[unusep]

@li-kai The problem is that (according to issue 448) Hugo does not automatically generate a daily/monthly/yearly archive page. We'll have to manually create one for each date interval (i.e. we need one .md file for /2017/, another for /2017/01, and another for /2017/02, etc.). I think the cleanest way to do that is by leveraging off the script that we (plan to?) run here:

About writing posts: https://gohugo.io/content/

If you are write those generic posts about Friday hacks, please run:

npm run friday-hacks <Title> <Your name>

If we want to do things natively without this workaround it's probably a better idea to have a single paginated /archives/ page like we had in our older jekyll-based page (with appropriate section headings like in the github code you linked). Let me know what you think and I'll implement whichever.

[unusep]

do we still want to do breakdowns by year, year/month and year/month/day? we can close this issue otherwise.

[advaypal]

I think this isn't necessary, especially if we do (#55)