A bash script to convert markdown files to hugo page bundles

[HyperTesto]

I recently migrated every blog post in my blog to hugo bundles.
I haven’t found anything official (i’m sure there is something that i didn’t find) so wrote a simple bash script to migrate every plain markdown file in a directory to hugo page bundle format.

This is the blog post with a more detailed explanation, and this is the final script.

I hope someone will find it helpful!

[Arif]

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