Fuwari
Fuwari is a free, animated Astro blog theme with a polished design. It includes search, categories, page transitions, and supports both file-based and folder-based content.
Features
Section titled “Features”- Page transitions (Swup.js)
- Search (Pagefind)
- Tags and categories
- Drafts
- Cover images
- Reading time
- LaTeX/KaTeX math rendering
- Callouts/admonitions (GitHub-style)
- GitHub card embeds
- Expressive Code (enhanced code blocks)
- Archive page
- RSS feed
- Prev/next post navigation
- Table of contents
Content Structure
Section titled “Content Structure”Fuwari supports both file-based and folder-based content:
- File-based:
src/content/posts/my-post.md - Folder-based:
src/content/posts/my-post/index.md(with images alongside)
Frontmatter Properties
Section titled “Frontmatter Properties”| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| title | string | Post title (required) |
| published | date | Publication date (required) |
| updated | date | Last updated date |
| draft | boolean | Hide from production |
| description | string | Short description |
| image | string | Cover image path |
| tags | string[] | Tags |
| category | string | Category |
| lang | string | Language code |
Getting Started with Vault CMS
Section titled “Getting Started with Vault CMS”Fuwari works well with the GitHub template workflow:
- Go to Fuwari’s GitHub repo and click “Use this template”
- Clone your new repo locally (using SourceTree, GitHub Desktop, or the terminal)
- Install Vault CMS:
Terminal window npx create-vaultcms - Open the project as a vault in Obsidian
- Complete the setup wizard
Limitations
Section titled “Limitations”- No wikilinks, highlights (==text==), or image grids
- No Mermaid diagram support
- No linked mentions, related posts, or local graph
- No dedicated Obsidian settings plugin
- Single content type (posts only, plus a spec collection)
License
Section titled “License”Free and open source (MIT).