longjuan/awesome-halo

Awesome Halo is a curated directory of resources for Halo, an open-source blogging and website platform. Think of it as a catalog or "app store" of sorts, it doesn't contain any software itself, but instead points you to themes and plugins that extend what Halo can do. If you're building a site with Halo, this is where you'd go to find ways to customize how it looks and what features it has. The directory is organized into two main categories: themes and plugins. Themes control the visual design of your site, layouts, colors, typography, and overall style. Some are starter templates for developers building their own themes, while others are ready-to-use designs ranging from clean and minimal to feature-rich blog layouts. Plugins add functionality, such as code syntax highlighting, image galleries, search widgets, cloud storage integration (Alibaba Cloud OSS, S3-compatible services), email notifications, comment systems, SEO sitemaps, and even a WordPress migration tool that imports posts, categories, and tags from an existing WordPress site. The people who'd find this useful are anyone running or setting up a Halo website. A founder building a company blog, a hobbyist starting a personal site, or a developer creating custom themes and plugins for clients would all benefit. For example, if you want your blog posts to have nicely formatted code blocks, you'd grab the highlight.js plugin. If you want a Terminal-style aesthetic for your site, there's a theme for that. If you're moving off WordPress, the migration plugin handles the heavy lifting. Resources are split between official ones (maintained by the Halo team) and community-contributed ones. This distinction matters: official resources tend to be more reliable and better supported, while community offerings provide more variety and specialized features. The directory currently covers Halo 2.0, with the older 1.x version section still a work in progress.