Hokus
A modern CMS for Hugo
Overview:
Hokus CMS is a content management system designed to run on your computer with no hosting fees required. It is specifically built for use with Hugo websites and offers a range of features to make managing and building these websites easier.
Features:
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Runs on your computer: Hokus CMS can be installed on Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems.
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Free for commercial use: Users can download the binaries of Hokus CMS and use it for their own commercial purposes without any cost.
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One-click installer: Installing Hokus CMS on your PC is a simple and quick process.
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Dozens of ready-to-use UI components: Hokus CMS provides a variety of UI components that are optimized for different use cases and complex data hierarchy.
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Clean UI: The user interface of Hokus CMS is designed to be clear and clutter-free, allowing users to easily understand and navigate the system.
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Open Source: Hokus CMS is released under the MIT license, allowing users to copy, edit, share, and redistribute the software.
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Build User Interfaces Easily: Users can create user interfaces by creating a small configuration file using JSON, TOML, or YAML formats.
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Under development: Some features of Hokus CMS may still be under development.
Summary:
Hokus CMS is a CMS specifically designed for Hugo websites. It offers features such as running on your computer, being free for commercial use, and providing ready-to-use UI components. The installation process is straightforward, and users can easily set up and customize their websites using configuration files. Although some features are still under development, Hokus CMS is fully functional for managing local Hugo websites.
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