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@sebousan/hugo-maintenance-bot

v1.2.1

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Automated maintenance bot for Hugo websites (module updates, screenshots, PRs)

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Readme

Hugo Maintenance Bot

Hugo Maintenance Bot

npm version

An automated maintenance bot for Hugo websites.

It handles:

  • Updating Hugo modules
  • Taking screenshots (before/after)
  • Comparing screenshots
  • Creating Pull Requests with visual diffs
  • Merging automatically if there are no visual differences
  • Creating content markdown page (for your maintenance report website)
  • Sending notifications (Discord, Slack, email...)

Installation

npm install @sebousan/hugo-maintenance-bot
# or
yarn add @sebousan/hugo-maintenance-bot

Usage

# Process all sites in the datas directory
npx hugo-maintenance

# Process all sites in a specific folder : datas/folder
npx hugo-maintenance folder

# Process a specific site : datas/folder/website.yaml
npx hugo-maintenance website

Configuration

The bot expects a datas/ directory in the current working directory containing site configurations in YAML format.

Example site config (datas/folder/website.yaml):

title: My Site
name: mysite
repository:
  branch: main
  provider: github
  repo: username/repo
website:
  url: https://www.mysite.com
  pages:
    - /
    - /contact/
screenshots:
  - mobile
  - tablet
  - laptop

Environment Variables

| Variable | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | GH_TOKEN | ✅ | GitHub Personal Access Token (PR creation, branch management) | | GIT_USER_EMAIL | ✅ | Git user email for commits | | GIT_USER_NAME | ✅ | Git user name for commits |

Notifications

Notifications are sent at the end of each site processing. A channel is automatically activated when its environment variable is set — no configuration needed.

| Channel | Environment variable | Status | | --- | --- | --- | | Discord | DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL | ✅ Available | | Slack | SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL | ✅ Available | | Email | SMTP_HOST | Coming soon |

To get a Discord webhook URL: go to your Discord server settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook.

GitHub Actions

You can automate the maintenance using GitHub Actions. An example workflow is provided in examples/github-action.yml.

This workflow:

  1. Runs on a schedule (e.g., every 2 months)
  2. Sets up Node.js and Hugo
  3. Installs dependencies and Playwright browsers
  4. Runs the maintenance script for your websites