# 1. create a new project directory
mkdir my-website &&  cd my-website

# 2. set up the project using the projen new command
npx projen new \
    --from @mavogel/projen-cdk-hugo-pipeline@~0 \
    --domain='example.com' \
    --projenrc-ts \
    --no-git

# 3. install dependencies for the theme (blist by default)
npm --prefix blog install

# 4. run the hugo development server
npm run dev

# 5. see if it builds correctly
npm run build-dev
npm run build # for production

# 1. create a new project directory
mkdir awsug-your-town &&  cd awsug-your-town

# 2. set up the project using the projen new command
npx projen new \
    --from @mavogel/projen-cdk-hugo-pipeline@~0 \
    --domain='your-domain.com' \
    --hugoThemeGitRepo='https://github.com/kkeles/awsug-hugo.git' \
    --hugoThemeGitRepoBranch='v1.2.0' \
    --hugoThemeSubmoduleStructure='themes/awsug' \
    --hugoThemeConfigFile='hugo.toml' \
    --projenrc-ts \
    --no-git

# 3. run the hugo development server
npm run dev

# 4. see if it builds correctly
npm run build-dev
npm run build-prod # for production

# 5. build it locally via
npm run build
# 6. deploy the repository and the pipeline once via
npm run deploy
## will create the codecommit repository and the codepipeline. 
## The pipeline will fail first, so now commit the code

# 7. add the remote, e.g. via GRPC http
git remote add origin codecommit::<aws-region>://your-blog
# 8. push the code and let the pipeline run
git push origin master
# 9. go to your 
## url dev.your-comain.com, 
## enter the basic auth credentials (default: john:doe)

git submodule add https://github.com/apvarun/blist-hugo-theme.git blog/themes/blist
git submodule set-branch --branch v2.1.0 blog/themes/blist

git submodule update blog/themes/blist
# set to new tag or branch
git submodule set-branch --branch v2.1.0 blog/themes/blist

export PATH_TO_THEME=blog/themes/blist
git submodule deinit -f $PATH_TO_THEME && rm -rf .git/modules/$PATH_TO_THEME && git rm -f $PATH_TO_THEME