Add code file to hugo

[RishabhDeepSingh]

What is the easiest way to add a code file to huge?
something like below

the file I am calling from is in content/article/article-1.md

{{ < code_file ../codes/main.py > }}

this gets auto-translated to

[jmooring]

structure

content/article/
└── article-1/
    ├── index.md
    └── main.py

layouts/shortcodes/get-content.html

{{ (.Page.Resources.GetMatch (.Get 0)).Content }}

content/article/article-1/index.md

{{< get-content main.py >}}

[RishabhDeepSingh]

This didn’t worked like I said, I want it to show as code with python highlighting, but it just showed text only Also your code don’t work if the file name is not index.md

Start building sites …
hugo v0.87.0+extended darwin/amd64 BuildDate=unknown
Error: Error building site: "$ROOT/content/article/article-1.md:35:1": 
failed to render shortcode "get-content": 
failed to process shortcode: "$ROOT/layouts/shortcodes/get-content.html:1:35": 
execute of template failed: template: shortcodes/get-content.html:1:35: 
executing "shortcodes/get-content.html" at <0>: 
nil pointer evaluating resource.Resource.Content
Built in 4847 ms

[jmooring]

@RishabhDeepSingh

This didn’t worked like I said, I want it to show as code with python highlighting

That is not what you originally asked for.

@RishabhDeepSingh

I want it to show as code with python highlighting

Then incorporate the highlight function within the shortcode:

layouts/shortcodes/highlight-content.html

{{ highlight (.Page.Resources.GetMatch (.Get 0)).Content (.Get 1) "linenos=table" }}

And call it like this:

{{< highlight-content main.py python >}}

@RishabhDeepSingh

Also your code don’t work if the file name is not index.md

Page Resources must exist within Page Bundles, either leaf bundles or branch bundles. A leaf bundle is a directory with an index.md file and associated resources.

[RishabhDeepSingh]

Thanks a lot.