Source code for opmorgan.com

Dependencies

hugo (v0.112.3+extended or later)
python 3
bibtex-to-markdown (https://github.com/opmorgan/bibtex-to-markdown)

To set up development environment

Build and run the server:

hugo server -D

To add publications

Generate content for papers index page ([sitename.com]/papers)

First, create a .bib file with one or more publications in biblatex format (e.g., by exporting to biblatex from Zotero). Place the source .bib file in data/.

Run academic (from bibtex-to-markdown):

academic import --bibtex data/[new-pub(s)].bib --publication-dir content/papers

This will generate .md files with publication info in content/papers/[generated-pub-title]/[generated-pub-title].md.

Optional: add pdf

To host a pdf, place it in the same folder as [generated-pub-title].md, and add the file name (including the .pdf extension) to the .md file with the field pdf_name. For example, if you add a file named influential-paper_versionB.pdf to the folder content/papers/morgan-frequency/, update the markdown file content/papers/morgan-frequency/morgan-frequency.md by adding the following line:

pdf_name: 'influential-paper_versionB.pdf'

Optional: edit generated .md file

In addition to pdf_name, you can add these optional fields to the generated .md files. They will show up as links on the [sitename.com]/papers index page:

• url_code: '' (link to reproducible data and analysis code; link will be called "data & code")
• url_dataset: '' (link to dataset; link will be called "data")
• url_press: '' (link called "press")
• url_task: '' (link called "task script")
• url_perma: '' (permanent link to paper, useful if paper has no DOI; nonetheless, link will be called "doi").

The rendering of these fields is controlled in layouts/papers/list.html.