Hexo directory structure¶
The Hexo framework relies on a specific directory structure to manage site configuration, content, themes, and generated output^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].
Root Directory¶
The root directory contains essential configuration and data folders.
_config.yml: This serves as the main configuration file for the entire Hexo site^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].public/: This directory stores the static website resources generated after running the build process^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].themes/: Website themes are installed in this directory^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].- Each theme typically has its own subdirectory (e.g.,
landscape/ornext/). - Theme-specific configuration is handled in
[theme-name]/_config.yml^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].
- Each theme typically has its own subdirectory (e.g.,
package.json: This file defines project metadata and manages dependencies, including Hexo plugins and scripts for tasks like cleaning, deploying, or running a development server^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].
Source Directory¶
The source/ directory houses the raw content and assets for the site^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].
_posts/: This is the default location where all blog posts and articles are written^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].uploads/: Static assets such as avatars or images are often stored here^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].
Configuration Details¶
Within the root _config.yml, users can define specific behaviors, such as deployment URLs and site language^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md]. Additionally, the skip_render configuration allows users to specify files that should not be processed by Hexo's rendering engine^[600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md].
Related¶
[[Hexo]] [[Static Site Generator]] [[Node.js]]
Sources¶
600-developer-blog-hexo-blog-create-blog-hexo.md