Sitepins: A Simple CMS for Hugo (No Config Needed)

Hi everyone :waving_hand:
We created a visual content editor called Sitepins that lets you update your Hugo site visually.

Its really easy to use.
Just connect your GitHub repo, select the content, media, and config folders, and you’re good to go.

You can then edit your content visually.
It’s currently in beta.

Feel free to give it a try and share your feedback.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: https://sitepins.com

Thank you.

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Awesome! Congrats!

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How does it handle branching?

I protect main and all changes come through a PR.

  • Do you create the branch and the PR?
  • The environment is dynamic based off the build

Update: I get a “failed to create tree object” when trying to save the config. I asume its trying to save a file… however I have “Show Commit Dialog” slected and did not get any messages.

Your tool needs to detect if tehre are branch polcies and create a branch to commit to…


Update 2: Tried on a branch (BTW one cant change the branch in the settings one has to create the whole site again)… and still get “failed to create tree object”

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Congrats! Samrt!

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Hi @MrHinsh

We’ve fixed the “failed to create tree object” issue.

Sitepins pushes changes to the branch you select. You can choose which branch to edit.

The PR feature is not available yet. I think it’s a useful use case. We’ve added it as a feature request.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks @jhvanderschee

Thanks @sunwei

How dos it support branches?

My main branch is protected and cant be written to. All changes must go through a PR.

Its also not detechting the folder structire correctly. Here is whats detected on the left and the action structure on the right!

Hi,
You used a period (.) in the folder name, which is why it wasn’t able to detect it. We’ve fixed it. Check now.
As mentioned earlier, the PR feature isn’t available yet. Feel free to reach out to us via our contact form if you face any further issues.

Thanks.

Great to see it’s Git-based too. Congrats!

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