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augo combines coach-athlete communication, workout data and session feedback into one place. The AI-powered platform that empowers endurance coaches.
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Marketing site and blog for augo, built with React, TypeScript, and Vite.
• Node.js 22.18+
• npm
• npm run build builds the site, generates the sitemap, and prerenders routes with Puppeteer.
• npm run prerender reruns the prerender step against an existing build.
• npm run sitemap regenerates the sitemap.
• npm run lint runs ESLint.
npm run build is the production build path used in CI and deploy workflows. It performs these steps:
1. TypeScript build
2. Vite build
3. Sitemap generation
4. Route prerendering with PuppeteerRead the full README ↗Marketing site and blog for augo, built with React, TypeScript, and Vite.
Requirements:
Install dependencies:
npm ci
Start the dev server:
npm run dev
Useful commands:
npm run build builds the site, generates the sitemap, and prerenders routes with Puppeteer.npm run prerender reruns the prerender step against an existing build.npm run sitemap regenerates the sitemap.npm run lint runs ESLint.npm run build is the production build path used in CI and deploy workflows. It performs these steps:
During prerendering, the script also preserves the original SPA shell as dist/404.html for GitHub Pages fallback routing.
Blog posts are sourced from Substack and stored in the repo as:
src/content/blog/*.json for post metadata and cleaned HTMLpublic/blog/** for downloaded image assets.github/workflows/sync-substack.yml supports two triggers:
repository_dispatch with event_type=substack-post
The intended caller is Make.com when a new item appears in the augotraining Substack RSS feed.workflow_dispatch
Manual trigger from GitHub Actions for a single post URL or a full RSS backfill.The workflow:
npm cinpm run ingest-substack -- <url> or npm run ingest-substack:allsrc/content/blog/ and public/blog/Review the generated PR before merging. In particular, check:
public/blog/Ingest a single post:
npm run ingest-substack -- <substack-post-url>
Backfill all current feed items:
npm run ingest-substack:all
After ingesting content locally:
src/content/blog/public/blog/npm run build to verify the post renders and prerenders correctly/en/blog/:slug.