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What is a good way to get analytics and comments in such a set up ?

• JonLim 7y ago
  Not OP, but you can embed Google Analytics (or Tag Manager) into your Hugo template, and it's fairly straightforward to do. Comments I'm not entirely sure of, because I never wanted them on my site in the first place!
  • pmtarantino 7y ago
    For comments you can embed an external service, like Disqus.
    • JonLim 7y ago
      Agree! And I'm sure it's also another script to add to the templates, at the footer of a post template, probably?
• abdusco 7y ago
  For comments, check out https://commento.io https://commento.io
  • tkainrad 7y ago
    Thanks for the input, I will do some reading regarding Disqus VS commento.
    • KajMagnus 7y ago
      Another Disqus alternative you maybe haven't heard about? https://www.talkyard.io/blog-comments https://www.talkyard.io/blog-comments (this too with privacy, no ads etc. I'm developing it. Feedback & feature wishes = welcome)
• tkainrad 7y ago
  Op here, I am using Disqus for comments. This is very easy to setup. My template even supports this out-of-the-box. Google Analytics is even easier - the only thing you have to do is set your analytics ID in your hugo site configuration.
• infominer 7y ago
  I'm really interested to try staticman to run from a pi, but I found a bunch of different ways that I'll experiment with and have listed here. That page is geared towards GitHub Pages\Jekyll, however a number of the solutions are SSG agnostic. https://staticman.net/ https://staticman.net/ https://github.com/aioobe/dead-simple-jekyll-comments https://github.com/aioobe/dead-simple-jekyll-comments https://infominer.id/web-work/posts/github-pages-starter-pack/#comments https://infominer.id/web-work/posts/github-pages-starter-pac...