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Kopi is a Hugo theme for high-speed, dark-mode blogging that runs on Hugo Extended 0.157.0 and bundles Turbo navigation, Mermaid diagram support, and an optional radio player.
Kopi is a Hugo theme that builds a 2-column, magazine-style blog with automatic dark mode and near-instant page transitions via Turbo. It takes a standard Hugo site's markdown content and configuration and produces a static blog with an optional radio player output. The theme is developed by bect and published on GitHub, licensed under MIT.
Kopi packs seven features that cover responsiveness, navigation, diagram rendering, and audio streaming.
Kopi suits three kinds of users who want a fast, minimal static blog.
The theme supports these concrete workflows:
hugo.yaml./data/radio.yaml to list stations with title, description, stream URL, location, and website URL.The theme is installed by adding it as a git submodule: git submodule add https://github.com/bect/kopi.git themes/kopi. You then set theme: 'kopi' in hugo.yaml. To enable the radio player, you add RADIO to the home page's outputs list; the widget reads stations from /data/radio.yaml.
Kopi is free software distributed under the MIT License, so you can use and modify it without payment.
Yes, the theme requires Hugo Extended version 0.157.0 or higher because it relies on extended features such as Sass compilation.
Add RADIO to the outputs list for your home page in hugo.yaml. The widget will then appear on the homepage and read its playlist from /data/radio.yaml.
Yes, Kopi is open-source and licensed under the MIT License, which permits commercial and personal use with attribution.
Edit /data/radio.yaml and follow the format: each station needs a title, description, stream_url, location, and website_url. Add or remove entries as needed.
