Ananke Asylum

Ananke Asylum is the GoHugo Ananke-specific repository in the Asylum system.

It collects runnable test cases, regression examples, support reproductions, fixtures, and documentation for the Ananke theme.

Asylum repositories

The Asylum system is intentionally split across multiple repositories. Each repository shares the same workflow, branch model, and documentation structure while keeping its ecosystem-specific implementation details.

Current Asylum repositories:

• Hugo Asylum: https://github.com/davidsneighbour/hugo-asylum
• Tailwind Asylum: https://github.com/davidsneighbour/tailwind-asylum
• Ananke Asylum: https://github.com/gohugo-ananke/ananke-asylum

Purpose

Use this repository to:

• reproduce Ananke issues
• document Ananke behaviours
• test GoHugo content, layouts, menus, taxonomies, images, and i18n with Ananke
• create stable examples for support and documentation
• verify fixes before they are proposed upstream

Public-domain literature fixture content

This branch adds an initial public-domain literature corpus for theme development:

• Robert W. Chambers, The King in Yellow
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman, The Yellow Wallpaper

The content structure includes books, case files, authors, source records, taxonomies, and a todo page. The full text pages are generated from Project Gutenberg source files so the corpus can be refreshed from canonical public-domain sources.

Generate the full text content:

npm run content:import

Commands

Install dependencies:

npm install

Run a production-style build:

npm run build

Run the verification check:

npm run check

Start a local server:

npm run server

Documentation

• ASYLUM.md describes the shared Asylum model.
• docs/branch-workflow.md describes branch naming and lifecycle.
• docs/testcase-workflow.md describes how to create reproducible cases.
• docs/ananke-feature-matrix.md tracks Ananke features and related examples.
• docs/upstream-issue-workflow.md describes how to turn upstream issues into test cases.