Dusky Neon Potato

Outrun with the power of a potato. Based on the Potato Dark theme with CSS bits inspired by Dusk.

Overview

• Support for tags
• Responsive design
• Support for Related Content
• Analytics with Google Analytics
• Modern, Simple and beautiful design
• Medium's Image Zoom（zoom.js)
• Social links （most social networks available）
• Inlined CSS for customizable colors via config.
• Outrun inspired foreground colors on a dark background, by default.
• Can turn off pagination.
• The ability to enable sorting of tables for pages.
• Graphing via C3.
• Can set a page to refresh via Front Matter.

Usage

Use hugo's -t dusky-neon-potato or --theme=dusky-neon-potato option with hugo commands. Example:

$ hugo server -t hugo-dusky-neon-potato -w -D

Shortcodes

Image Zoom

Use short code for Image Zoom.

{{% zoom-img src="/images/default.jpg" %}}

Graphing

To enable graphing, you first need to set 'graphing' to true in Front Matter as below. With out that, none of the shortcodes will work properly as the required CSS and JS will not be included in the header.

graphing: true

Currently the possible charts that can be made with out issue are as below.

• line
• spline
• bar
• scatter
• pie
• donut
• gauge

Below is a example of creating a chart.

{{% chart-place chart="example" %}}

{{% chart-generate url="https://foo.bar/c3_test.csv" type="line" chart="example" yLabel="Y1 label" xLabel="X label" %}}

Graphing is handled by C3 and you can find the documentation at https://c3js.org/reference.html .

chart-place

This short code places the HTML that the JS will bind to.

Variable	Default	Description
chart	chart	The name of the chart.

chart-generate

This generates the chart and binds it to the HTML.

Variable	Default	Required	Description
chart	chart	no	The name of the chart.
url	null	yes	The URL for the CSV.
type	line	no	The type of chart it is.
x	null	no	The column name to use for X axis info.
xLabel	null	no	The label for the X axis.
yLabel	null	no	The label for the Y axis.
xType	null	no	The type of data for the X axis.
xFormat	null	no	The format for the X ticks, largely for use if xType is set to 'timeseries'.
axis-rotated	null	no	If X and Y should be reversed.
grid-x-show	null	no	If the X grid should be shown. Set to 'true' to enable.
grid-y-show	null	no	If the X grid should be shown. Set to 'true' to enable.
legend-hide	null	no	If defined, this hides the legend.
zoom-enable	null	no	If defined, this enables zooming.
zoom-rescale	null	no	If defined, this enables rescaling when zooming.
subchart-enable	null	no	If defined, this enables shows a sub chart, which can be useful when zooming.
subchart-size	null	no	Used for setting a custom subchart size.
size-height	null	no	Set a specific height for the chart.
size-width	null	no	Set a specific height for the chart.

Please note that while C3 supports area and gauge, this currently lacks support for those.

chart-complex-start / chart-complex-stop

As to how to start using this, it is highly started reading https://c3js.org/gettingstarted.html .

Variable	Default	Required	Description
chart	chart	no	The name of the chart to bind to.

{{% chart-complex-start chart="foo" %}}
    data: {
      columns: [
        ['data1', 30, 200, 100, 400, 150, 250],
        ['data2', 50, 20, 10, 40, 15, 25]
      ]
    }"
{{% chart-complex-stop %}}

is the equivalent of this...

var chart = c3.generate({
    bindto: '#foo',
    data: {
      columns: [
        ['data1', 30, 200, 100, 400, 150, 250],
        ['data2', 50, 20, 10, 40, 15, 25]
      ]
    }
});

Configuration

Disable Pagination

So lets say you have a page you don't want pagination displayed, such as "About.org", then you can set no_pagination to true in the Front Matter and it won't display.

---
title: "About"
date: 2018-09-02T22:41:40-05:00
draft: false
no_pagination: true
---

A rutting about page.

Sortable Tables

So lets say you want to make the tables on a page sortable, you can now do this. You can do this, by setting the Front Matter value "sort_tables" to true and in the header it will include a link to a JS script in the js dir that does this.

Below is a org mode example with sortable tables.

---
title: "Tables"
date: 2018-09-02T22:41:40-05:00
draft: false
sort_tables: true
---


| a | b | c          | d            | e |
|---+---+------------+--------------+---|
| 1 | f | 2017-03-14 | 127.0.0.1    |   |
| 2 | b | 2018-02-14 | 192.168.15.2 |   |
| 3 | e | 2017-03-15 | 192.168.1.1  |   |
| 4 | d | 2012-03-14 | 10.10.10.10  | 3 |

Colors & Decorations

All colors/decorations stuff go under the 'colors' config section. The defaults are shown below.

[colors]
	#general text and background
	text="#66FF00"
	background="#101010"
	# titles
	main="#FF1493"

	# headers
	h1="#FF00FF"
	h1-decoration="none"
	h2="#DA70D6"
	h2-decoration="none"
	h3="#EE82EE"
	h3-decoration="none"
	h4="#8B008B"
	h4-decoration="none"
	h5="#9932CC"
	h5-decoration="none"
	h6="#800080"
	h6-decoration="none"

	# tables
	table-border="#008B8B"
	th-bg="#3B0072"
	th-fg="#FF040C"

	# content tags
	ctag="#FF00FF"
	ctag-hover-fg="#66FF00"
	ctag-hover-bg="#101010"

	# color of the tags title on that tags page
	p-tag-title="#FF1493"

	# related items(at the bottom of posts)
	related-bg="#101010"
	related-fg="#66FF00"

	# graph axis
	graph-lines="#66FF00"
	# text on the graphs
	graph-text="#FF00FF"

Page Auto-Refresh

Pages can be told to auto refresh via setting the Front Matter variable 'page_refresh'. This is number of seconds between page refreshes.

The use case for this would be if you are using graphing and have data that updates periodically want to update the page every 5 minutes or so to pull in the changes.

---
title: "Auto-Refreshing"
date: 2018-09-02T22:41:40-05:00
draft: false
page_refresh: 300
---

This page will refresh every 5 minutes.

TODO

• Implement more settings for gauge graph type.
• Add more axis options.
• Make the nearly invisible black triangles the show up on the graph in some modes disappear.