fugo server

Builds the site into memory, serves it with live reload, and rebuilds it when files change (Go’s development server; environment development by default)

Usage#

fugo server [OPTIONS]

Options#

-b, --base-url <URL>

The site’s base URL

-t, --theme <THEMES>

Themes to use (comma-separated)

--cache-dir <DIR>

The cache directory

--ignore-cache[=BOOL]

Ignores the cache directory

-D, --build-drafts[=BOOL]

Includes content marked as draft

-E, --build-expired[=BOOL]

Includes expired content

-F, --build-future[=BOOL]

Includes content with a publish date in the future

--clean-destination-dir[=BOOL]

Removes files from the publish directory that the static directories do not have

--no-times[=BOOL]

Does not copy the static files’ modification times (config noTimes)

--no-chmod[=BOOL]

Does not copy the static files’ permissions (config noChmod)

--minify[=BOOL]

Minifies the supported output formats

--threads <N>

The render thread count (default: RAYON_NUM_THREADS, else the CPUs). The output does not depend on it

-p, --port <PORT>

The port to listen on [default: 1313, or a free port when it is taken; 0: a free port]

--bind <INTERFACE>

The interface to listen on Default: 127.0.0.1.

--append-port[=BOOL]

Puts the server’s port into the base URL (--append-port=false: the configured or --base-url port)

--disable-live-reload

Serves the pages without the LiveReload script and endpoints

--live-reload-port <PORT>

The port the browsers’ LiveReload connects to (e.g. 443 behind an HTTPS proxy)

-N, --navigate-to-changed

Sends the browsers to the page whose content file changed

--render-to-disk

Builds into the publish directory (--destination) and serves it from there, instead of memory

--no-http-cache

Sends headers that keep browsers from caching (Cache-Control: no-store, …)

--proxy <PATH=URL>

Forwards the requests of PATH and below it to the server at URL, keeping their path (/api/=http://127.0.0.1:3000, or an https:// server; repeatable). Replaces the [[server.proxies]] entry of the same path

-w, --watch[=BOOL]

Watches the project and rebuilds on changes (--watch=false: build once)

--poll <INTERVAL>

Polls for changes at this interval instead of using file notifications (700ms, 2s; a number is milliseconds). Polling reads the watched files each time

Global options#

Every command takes these.

-s, --source <DIR>

The project directory (default: the working directory)

--config <FILE>

The configuration file, relative to the source. Default: the project’s config.toml, config.yaml, config.yml or config.json

-e, --environment <ENV>

The build environment (default production, development for server): picks the configuration’s [environments.<environment>] table and the .env.<environment> file

--themes-dir <DIR>

The themes directory

--clock <TIME>

The build’s “now” (RFC 3339, e.g. 2026-09-27T12:00:00Z), for dates and now()

-d, --destination <DIR>

The publish directory, relative to the source

-M, --render-to-memory

Renders into memory only (a dry run: nothing is written; what server does by default)

-q, --quiet

Prints only warnings and errors