Hugo Snippets

Visual Studio Code Extension that adds Hugo snippets to your favorite IDE.

All code snippets are based on and follow the official hugo documentation.

Using Snippets in VS Code

Type part of a snippet, press enter, and the snippet unfolds.

To trigger the snippets in Markdown you can use ^Space Snippets for Markdown.

Prefix	Description
`h-`	Hugo Snippets

Prefix	Description
h-absURL	`absURL` creates an absolute URL based on the configured baseURL
h-add	`add`ing numbers
h-anchorize	`anchorize` sanitizes a string the same way as Blackfriday does for markdown headers
h-lt	`lt` comparing numbers
h-relURL	`relURL` prepends the relative URL according to a page’s position in the project directory structure
h-title	`title` Converts all characters in the provided string to title case

Prefix	Description
h-block	`block` allows you to define the outer shell of your pages’
h-block-default	`block` may include default content
h-define	`define` page variable
h-if	`if` conditional
h-if-else	`if-else` conditional
h-partial	Partial Template
h-partial-path	Partial Template w/ path
h-range-pages	`range`s through pages w/ default order
h-range-pages-by-weight	`range`s through pages by weight, content with lower weight will come first
h-range-pages-by-date	`range`s through pages by date, orders content according to the 'date' field in front matter
h-range-pages-by-publish-date	`range`s through pages by publish date, orders content according to the 'publishdate' field in front matter
h-range-pages-by-expiration-date	`range`s through pages by publish date, orders content according to the 'expirydate' field in front matter
h-range-pages-by-lastmod-date	`range`s through pages by lastmod date, orders content according to the 'lastmod' field in front matter
h-range-pages-by-length	`range`s through pages by lastmod date, the shortest content will be listed first
h-range-pages-by-title	`range`s through pages by lastmod date, orders according to the 'title' field set in front matter
h-range-pages-reverse	`range`s through pages in reversed order, reversing order can be applied to any range method
h-with	`with` skips the block if the variable is absent, or if it evaluates to “false”
h-with-else	`with-else`

Prefix	Description
h-description	Description page variable
h-lastmod	Date the content was last modified
h-params	Params variable
h-publish-date	Date on which the content was or will be published
h-reading-time	Estimated time, in minutes, it takes to read the content
h-summary	Summary page variable
h-table-of-contents	TableOfContents page variable
h-title	Title page variable
h-word-count	Number of words in the content