Astro Theme Pure

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Getting Started

Get started with the astro theme pure

Installation#

Two way to install. “Template” way is lightweight and simple, but hard to update; while “Fork” way is easy to update but needs some skills for git.

Install Using Template#

  1. Install the theme

    Execute the following command in the your user directory to install the theme:

    bun create astro@latest --template cworld1/astro-theme-pure
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    By default, this command will use the template repository’s main branch. To use a different branch name, pass it as part of the --template argument: cworld1/astro-theme-pure#<branch>.

  2. Answer the questions and follow the instructions of the CLI wizard.

  3. VOILA!

    You can now start the Astro dev server and see a live preview of your project while you make it your own!

Install Using Fork#

You only need to click fork button at theme repository to create your project; then clone the forked repository to your local machine.

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/astro-theme-pure.git
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Then, you can start the Astro dev server and see a live preview of your project while you make it your own!

Start the Dev Server#

Go to your project directory:

cd ./<your-project>
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bun dev
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Next, please read the configuration notes first and continue configuring the theme.

Migrate to Astro#

See Astro: Migrate an existing project to Astro.

Theme File Structure#

The theme file structure is as follows:

  • public: Static resources that will be copied to the root directory
  • src:
    • assets: Static resources
    • components: Components used in the theme, also include user-like components, like Card, Collapse, Spoiler, etc.
    • layouts: Basic site layouts
    • pages: Pages like 404, about, blog, docs, index, etc.
    • plugins: Extended plugins used in the theme
    • types: Typescript type definitions
    • utils: Utilities
    • site.config.ts: Theme configuration file
  • astro.config.mjs: Astro configuration file
  • eslint.config.mjs: ESLint configuration file
  • prettier.config.mjs: Prettier configuration file
  • tailwind.config.mjs: Tailwind CSS configuration file
  • tsconfig.json: Typescript configuration file
  • package.json: Package information

Simple Setup#

  1. Remove docs files

    • Remove the src/pages/docs directory
    • Remove the menu declaration in src/site.config.ts:
    src/site.config.ts
    // ...
    {/* export const menuLinks: MenuLinks = [
       // ...
       // Docs menu
       {
          link: '/docs/list',
          label: 'Docs'
       },
    ] */}
    (pendding update...)
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  2. Change the site favicon.

    Replace the public/favicon/* files with your own favicon.

  3. Replace your avatar image.

    Replace the src/assets/avatar.png file with your own avatar image.

  4. Configure the site

    You can configure your project inside the src/site.config.ts configuration file:

    src/site.config.ts
    export const theme: ThemeUserConfig = {
       author: 'CWorld / Arthals',
       title: 'Astro Theme Pure',
       site: 'https://astro-pure.js.org',
       description: 'Stay hungry, stay foolish',
       // ...
    }
    
    export const footerConfig: FooterConfig = { /* ... */ }
    export const integ: IntegrationUserConfig = { /* ... */ }
    // ...
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  5. Typescript Syntax

    The configuration file site.config.ts uses Typescript syntax. If you are not familiar with TS syntax, please read about it here first.