I got there from Generating Gopher sites with Hugo - feature - HUGO.
In writing my blog, I’ve been used to soft-wrapping lines in my Markdown files. That is, each paragraph is a single line of text, and my editor (emacs) displays the long lines as paragraphs. This is nice for version-control purposes, as changes within a paragraph only change one line and don’t introduce irrelevant formatting changes. But gopher clients often don’t line-wrap, or don’t do it well, so it’s better for me to hard line wrap my source files at less than 80 characters.
I’ve also gotten used to the
[title](link)
style of links. I need to get back into the habit of footnote-style links, because they look better when reading the Markdown source as text.
I had started this process, and was approaching both of those points:
- Output text file with fixed line width - support - HUGO
- Index and list URLs from content - support - HUGO
I’m not willing to change how I write for gopher
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