Next-gen group website, built from metadata
- HTML 97.7%
- Python 1.1%
- JavaScript 0.6%
- Jinja 0.5%
- CSS 0.1%
Michał Szczepanik
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This does a two-step process for processing metadata: first, all projects are fetched, roles are inlined, and projects are cached. Then, when processing Person records, projects are injected from cache (with roles already inlined -- this is a workaround for inline not supporting inlined objects). This relies on orinoco/query-research-information#6 With the role labels / names available, these can be accessed in the person page template. |
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Metadata-based website of the Psychoinformatics group
This website is using hugo to build site content that is (mostly) pulled from a metadata system, using a formal metadata model for all content.
This repository should not see any manual content edits. All custom editing is constraint to the presentation (looks/style). Content changes are exclusively done via editing the respective records in the underlying metadata system.
Requirements
As per congo theme version 2.12.0 (2025-06-22), hugo 0.146.0 or later is required.
Setup notes
Hugo doesn't like symlinks (cheers windows!). Hence all files are annexed in
unlocked mode (git annex config --set annex.addunlocked true).