Corporio — Hugo Blog Template

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  Corporio
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  Corporation Website Template
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  Corporio is an enterprise level corporation website template leveraging latest technologies making it secure, fast, and SEO-ready — by default
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![Corporio — Corporation Website Template](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AminZibayi/Corporio/master/images/tn.png)

- [Demo](#demo)
- [Why Corporio?](#why-corporio)
- [Requirements](#requirements)
- [Get Started](#get-started)
  - [Standalone Website](#standalone-website)
    - [1. Create a new site](#1-create-a-new-site)
    - [2. Install dependencies](#2-install-dependencies)
    - [3. Start development server](#3-start-development-server)
  - [As a Theme](#as-a-theme)
    - [1. Create a new site](#1-create-a-new-site-1)
    - [2. Install dependencies](#2-install-dependencies-1)
    - [3. Configure website](#3-configure-website)
- [Tina CMS](#tina-cms)
  - [Using TinaCMS development mode](#using-tinacms-development-mode)
  - [Using TinaCMS with Corporio in production](#using-tinacms-with-corporio-in-production)
  - [Building without TinaCMS](#building-without-tinacms)
  - [Benefits of using TinaCMS](#benefits-of-using-tinacms)
- [Other commands](#other-commands)
- [Documentation](#documentation)
- [Contributing](#contributing)
- [Communities](#communities)
- [License](#license)

## Demo

- [corporio.onrender.com](https://corporio.onrender.com/)

## Why Corporio?

Eight reasons why you should use Corporio:

1. **Security aware**. Get A+ scores on [Mozilla Observatory](https://observatory.mozilla.org/analyze/corporio.onrender.com) out of the box. Easily change the default Security Headers to suit your needs.
2. **Fast by default**. Leveraging the fastest static site generator, delivering optimized and minified static assets on the fastest CDNs on Render and Netlify.
3. **SEO-ready**. Use sensible defaults for structured data, open graph, and Twitter cards. Or easily change the SEO settings to your liking.
4. **Tina Integrated**. Do you prefer a graphical user interface over a text editor? or do you want to deliver the website to your non-technical customer? If so, Corporio is already integrated with tina, a feature-rich headless CMS.
5. **Development tools**. Code with confidence. Check styles, scripts, and markdown for errors and fix automatically or manually.
6. **Responsive**. Build robust, flexible, and intuitive websites with that looks best on any device.
7. **Integrated Blog**. Beside the modern and well-designed company landing page, Corporio ships with a built-in and ready full-featured blog.
8. **Products Page**. Introduce your products and services perfectly and impress your customers with our stunning product pages.
9. **Deploy-ready**. Deploy to Netlify or Render with sensible defaults. Easily use Netlify Functions, Render Redirects, and Headers.

## Requirements

- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) — latest LTS version

## Get Started

Start a new Corporio themed site in two ways either as a theme or as a standalone website
Please note that it is recommended to use PNPM however you may also use NPM or Yarn, but they are not guaranteed to work.

### Standalone Website

#### 1. Create a new site

```bash
git clone https://github.com/AminZibayi/Corporio.git my-corporio-site && cd my-corporio-site
```

#### 2. Install dependencies

```bash
npm install
# OR
pnpm install
```

#### 3. Start development server

```bash
npm run start
# OR
pnpm start
```

### As a Theme

#### 1. Create a new site

```bash
git submodule add https://github.com/AminZibayi/Corporio.git themes/corporio
```

#### 2. Install dependencies

```bash
cd /themes/corporio && pnpm install
```

#### 3. Configure website

Add `theme: "corporio"` to your website config file.

## Tina CMS

The Corporio template includes integration with TinaCMS, an open-source headless content management system. TinaCMS allows you to edit and manage content directly within GitHub repositories using a graphical editing interface.

### Using TinaCMS development mode

The `tina:dev` script starts TinaCMS in dev mode along with the Hugo development
server. This allows editing content in TinaCMS and seeing changes live.
Head to http://localhost:1313/admin to see Tina admin panel.

### Using TinaCMS with Corporio in production

The `tina:build` script builds TinaCMS alongside generating a static site output with Hugo.

- Sign up for a free Tina account at https://tina.io/
- Create a new project and connect your GitHub repository that contains the Corporio codebase
- Enter your own tina clientId and token in `tina/config.js`
- Tina will automatically detect the configuration for collections and fields in tina/config.js
- You can then edit content in Tina's sidebar interface or modal popups
- Saved changes will commit back to your connected repo

### Building without TinaCMS

If you don’t need Tina integration, you can use the command `pnpm build`. This command will skip the Tina build step.

### Benefits of using TinaCMS

- Edit content visually without needing to edit code
- Integrated workflow using your existing Git repo
- Collaborate with other editors and content creators
- Work with both markdown and YAML content
- Flexible fields and media management

## Other commands

Here are some other useful commands for development and maintenance:

- `pnpm create <path/to/content>`: Create a new content file (e.g., `pnpm create blog/my-new-post.md`).
- `pnpm start:lan`: Start the development server accessible from other devices on your local network.
- `pnpm forestry`: Start the Hugo development server with settings optimized for Forestry CMS.
- `pnpm tina:dev`: Start TinaCMS in development mode alongside the Hugo development server.
- `pnpm tina:build`: Build the site for production with TinaCMS.
- `pnpm build:lan`: Build the site for production using a LAN-specific base URL.
- `pnpm build:preview`: Build a preview version of the site (including drafts and future content).
- `pnpm clean`: Removes the `public` and `resources` directories.
- `pnpm clean:install`: Removes `pnpm-lock.yaml` and `node_modules` for a clean reinstallation.
- `pnpm lint`: Runs all linting checks (scripts, styles, markdown).
- `pnpm lint:markdown-fix`: Automatically fixes markdown linting issues.
- `pnpm format`: Formats all code according to project standards.
- `pnpm test:e2e`: Runs end-to-end tests using Playwright.
- `pnpm check`: Displays the installed Hugo version.
- `pnpm version`: Generates a changelog and updates the project version.

## Documentation

For comprehensive documentation on configuration, content management, theming, and deployment, please refer to the [full documentation](./docs/README.md).

## Contributing

You can contribute to this project by using it to create your own website, sharing it with your friends, sharing your ideas or reporting a bug through opening an issue and informing us if you have crafted your website using Corporio.

Contribution to the source code and documentation are highly welcome, there are many comments in the source code containing the keyword `TODO:` which could be a good staring point for you, feel free to ask a question by opening an issue.

## Communities

_TODO_

## License

[The MIT License](https://github.com/AminZibayi/Corporio/blob/master/LICENSE)