fugo

The command line

Usage#

fugo [OPTIONS]
       fugo <COMMAND>

Commands#

fugo build

Builds the site into the publish directory (the default command)

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)

fugo templates

Template tooling

fugo config

Prints the resolved configuration

fugo cms

Content editor ([cms]) tooling

fugo version

Prints the version

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

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