create-popular-site 0.10.0

package/templates/foodie/popular.config.ts

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+/** Popular: theme configuration (Lucky Town Foodie Club demo). See README for all options. */
+
+export const SITE = {
+  title: "Lucky Town Foodie Club",
+  tagline: "A fictional foodie club, demo content for the Popular theme",
+  description: "Neighbours who cook, eat and share in Lucky Town. (Lucky Town is a made-up place, this is example content demonstrating the Popular theme.)",
+  brandName: "Lucky Town",
+  brandSub: "Foodie Club",
+  logo: '/images/logo.png',
+  favicon: '/images/logo.png',
+  ogImage: '/images/hero.png',
+  locale: 'en-US',
+  landAcknowledgement: "Add your community's land acknowledgement or welcome statement here, this demo keeps it as a placeholder.",
+};
+
+/* UI strings. Translate your site by editing these values; keys map 1:1 to
+   the Hugo theme's i18n/en.toml (see PARITY.md). */
+export const STRINGS: Record<string, string> = {
+  skipToContent: 'Skip to content',
+  primaryNav: 'Primary',
+  toggleMenu: 'Toggle menu',
+  nextMeetup: 'Next meetup',
+  venueTba: 'Venue to be announced',
+  eventCancelled: 'Cancelled',
+  rsvp: 'RSVP',
+  rsvpExternal: 'RSVP on Luma',
+  allEvents: 'All events',
+  allSpeakers: 'All speakers',
+  allVenues: 'All venues',
+  allOrganizers: 'All organizers',
+  comingUp: 'Coming up',
+  upcomingEvents: 'Upcoming events',
+  upcomingLead: 'Save your seat early, space is limited and our rooms fill up.',
+  noUpcomingEvents: 'Nothing on the calendar right now, follow us to hear when the next one lands.',
+  lookingBack: 'Looking back',
+  pastEvents: 'Past events',
+  venueWanted: 'Venue wanted',
+  confirmed: 'Confirmed',
+  fromTheBlog: 'From the blog',
+  latestFromCommunity: 'Latest from our community',
+  readTheBlog: 'Read the blog',
+  allPosts: 'All posts',
+  filterLabel: 'Filter:',
+  filterAll: 'All',
+  subscribeRss: 'Subscribe via RSS',
+  subscribeCalendar: 'Subscribe to calendar',
+  watchRecording: 'Watch',
+  viewSlides: 'Slides',
+  hasRecording: 'Recording available',
+  talks: 'Talks',
+  talksLead: 'Every talk from our past events, with recordings and slides where we have them.',
+  learnMore: 'Learn more',
+  joinChat: 'Join the chat',
+  speakerInviteTitle: 'Your name here?',
+  speakerInviteBody: 'We are always looking for new voices. Lightning talks welcome, and we will help you prepare.',
+  subscribeRssTitle: 'Follow new posts in any feed reader',
+  noPosts: 'No posts yet, check back soon.',
+  ourSpeaker: 'Our speaker',
+  minRead: '{n} min read',
+  authorsBy: 'By',
+  listSeparator: ', ',
+  listSeparatorFinal: ' & ',
+  posts: 'Posts',
+  guest: 'Guest',
+  website: 'Website',
+  previewLabel: 'Preview',
+  previewBanner: 'This is a preview. Nothing here is published yet.',
+  checklist: 'Checklist',
+  copyCode: 'Copy code',
+  checklistDone: 'done',
+  writtenBy: 'Written by {name}',
+  eyebrowBlog: 'Blog',
+  eyebrowEvents: 'Events',
+  eyebrowAuthor: 'Author',
+  eyebrowDocs: 'Docs',
+  eyebrowTag: 'Tag',
+  taggedCount: '{n} post(s) tagged {tag}',
+  speakers: 'Speakers',
+  eyebrowSpeaker: 'Speaker',
+  eyebrowOrganizer: 'Organizer',
+  sessionsBy: 'Sessions by {name}',
+  eyebrowVenue: 'Venue',
+  gettingThere: 'Getting there & access',
+  wheelchairAccessible: 'Wheelchair accessible',
+  transit: 'Transit',
+  parking: 'Parking',
+  venueEvents: 'Events held here',
+  beforeYouArrive: 'Before you arrive',
+  postNavigation: 'More posts',
+  newerPost: 'Newer post',
+  olderPost: 'Older post',
+  paginationLabel: 'Pagination',
+  paginationPrev: 'Previous',
+  paginationNext: 'Next',
+};
+
+/* List pagination size. Mirrors Hugo's [pagination] pagerSize (see PARITY.md). */
+export const PAGINATION = { pageSize: 3 };
+
+/* Renameable content sections: point post-author bylines or the homepage
+   team grid at a differently-named collection (must exist in your
+   content.config.ts). Defaults are the theme's own section names.
+   Hugo parity: [params.sections] (see PARITY.md). */
+export const SECTIONS_MAP = {
+  authors: 'authors',
+  team: 'organizers',
+};
+
+export const BRAND: Record<string, string> = {
+  primary: "#b45309",
+  primaryHover: "#92400e",
+  primaryActive: "#7c2d12",
+  secondary: "#7c2d12",
+  accent: "#0f766e",
+  ink: '#142a36',
+  surfaceWash: "#efe7dd",
+  surfaceWashSoft: "#f8f3ec",
+  surfaceInk: '#142a36',
+  fontSans: 'Inter, system-ui, sans-serif',
+  fontDisplay: 'Quantico, Inter, sans-serif',
+};
+
+export const NAV: {
+  label: string;
+  href: string;
+  children?: { label: string; href: string }[];
+}[] = [
+  { label: 'Start here', href: '/start/' },
+  {
+    label: 'About',
+    href: '/about/',
+    children: [
+      { label: 'About us', href: '/about/' },
+      { label: 'Organizers', href: '/organizers/' },
+    ],
+  },
+  { label: 'Blog', href: '/blog/' },
+  { label: 'Events', href: '/events/' },
+  { label: 'Cook with us', href: '/speak/' },
+  { label: 'Handbook', href: '/handbook/' },
+];
+
+export const CTA = { label: 'RSVP', url: 'https://example.com/rsvp', icon: 'fa-solid fa-calendar' };
+
+export const SOCIAL = [
+  { label: 'Instagram', icon: 'fa-brands fa-instagram', url: 'https://example.com' },
+  { label: 'Mastodon', icon: 'fa-brands fa-mastodon', url: 'https://example.com' },
+  { label: 'RSS', icon: 'fa-solid fa-rss', url: '/rss.xml' },
+  { label: 'Email', icon: 'fa-solid fa-envelope', url: 'mailto:hello@example.com' },
+];
+
+export const FOOTER = {
+  tagline: "Cook · Eat · Share, an Astro demo site for the Popular theme",
+  credit: { label: 'Popular. An Astro theme by Mariatta.', url: 'https://popular.mariatta.ca/' },
+  columns: [
+    { title: 'Community', links: [
+      { label: 'About us', href: '/about/' },
+      { label: 'Blog', href: '/blog/' },
+      { label: 'Code of Conduct', href: '/code-of-conduct/' },
+    ]},
+    { title: 'Get involved', links: [
+      { label: 'Host a session', href: '/get-involved/' },
+      { label: 'Offer a venue', href: '/get-involved/' },
+      { label: 'Organizers', href: '/organizers/' },
+    ]},
+    { title: 'Organizers', links: [
+      { label: 'Organizer Handbook', href: '/handbook/' },
+      { label: 'Meetup Runbooks', href: '/runbooks/' },
+    ]},
+  ],
+};
+
+/** Support box at the bottom of blog posts, null hides it. */
+export const SUPPORT = null;
+
+/** Section list-page headers. */
+export const SECTIONS = {
+  blog: { eyebrow: 'Blog', title: 'From our community', lead: "Recaps and spotlights from Lucky Town Foodie Club, example posts showing the theme's blog." },
+  events: { eyebrow: 'Events', title: 'Upcoming gatherings & announcements', lead: 'All events are free, and newcomers are always welcome.' },
+  organizers: { eyebrow: 'The team', title: 'Organizers', lead: "Lucky Town Foodie Club is run entirely by volunteers. Want to help? We'd love to have you." },
+  speakers: { eyebrow: 'Speakers', title: 'Speakers', lead: 'Everyone who has taken the mic at one of our gatherings.' },
+  venues: { eyebrow: 'Venues', title: 'Venues', lead: 'The rooms that host us.' },
+};
+
+export const HOME = {
+  hero: {
+    eyebrow: "Cook · Eat · Share",
+    title: "Neighbours who cook, eat and share",
+    lead: "Lucky Town Foodie Club is a home for everyone who plans their day around meals. We cook together, crawl the city's best dessert counters, and argue lovingly about poutine.",
+    image: '/images/hero.png',
+    ctas: [
+      { label: 'RSVP', url: 'https://example.com/rsvp', icon: 'fa-solid fa-calendar', variant: 'primary' },
+      { label: 'About us', url: '/about/', variant: 'outline' },
+    ],
+  },
+  stats: [{ value: "2019", label: "club founded" }, { value: "All", label: "appetites welcome" }, { value: "Free", label: "to attend" }, { value: "Monthly", label: "dinners in Lucky Town" }],
+  featuresHead: { eyebrow: 'What we do', title: "What Lucky Town Foodie Club is all about", lead: 'No experience necessary, come as you are.' },
+  features: [
+    { icon: "fa-solid fa-utensils", title: "Cooking nights", body: "Hands-on evenings where everyone leaves with flour on their shirt and a container of leftovers." },
+    { icon: "fa-solid fa-ice-cream", title: "Food crawls", body: "Guided wanders through dessert counters, dumpling windows and the occasional legendary food truck." },
+    { icon: "fa-solid fa-bowl-food", title: "Potlucks & cook-offs", body: "Bring a dish, defend your recipe. The great poutine cook-off is our unofficial championship." },
+  ],
+  testimonialsHead: { eyebrow: 'Kind words', title: 'What members say' },
+  testimonials: [
+    { quote: "I came for the potluck and stayed for the people. Also the potluck.", name: "Marisol", role: "Member since the first cook-off" },
+    { quote: "My sourdough has a fan club now. I'm mostly fine with being the plus-one.", name: "Theo", role: "Bread person" },
+    { quote: "Three cooking nights in and I finally own a rolling pin. Growth.", name: "June", role: "Newest member" },
+  ],
+  getInvolved: {
+    eyebrow: 'Community',
+    title: "Pull up a chair",
+    lead: "Host a cooking night, offer a kitchen, or just bring your appetite.",
+    ctas: [
+      { label: 'Get involved', url: '/get-involved/', variant: 'primary' },
+      { label: 'Read the handbook', url: '/handbook/', variant: 'outline' },
+    ],
+  },
+};
+
+/** Demo-only switcher bar. Adopters: set to null (or delete the demo bar usage). */
+export const DEMO_BAR = null;

package/templates/foodie/src/content/authors/sofia.md

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+---
+title: "Sofia Bianchi"
+role: "Lead organizer"
+photo: "/images/organizer-1.png"
+bio: "Founded the club after one too many solo lasagnas. Keeps the calendar full and the kitchen calm."
+website: "https://example.com"
+---

package/templates/foodie/src/content/blog/dessert-diary.md

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+---
+title: "Dessert crawl photo diary"
+date: 2026-03-15
+author: "Sofia"
+description: "Five stops through the city's best sweets, in pictures."
+image: "/images/post-3.png"
+tags: ["crawl", "dessert"]
+---
+
+Twelve members, five dessert stops, one shared conclusion: there is always room for one more bite.
+
+The ube soft-serve won the day by unanimous silence, the kind that only happens when everyone's too busy eating to talk.
+
+Route notes and recommendations are in the club chat for anyone doing the crawl solo.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/blog/ice-cream-selfie-flash-mob.md

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+---
+title: "Ice cream selfie flash mob: the photo"
+date: 2026-05-09
+authors: ["sofia"]
+description: "Sixty photogenic seconds at Fountain Plaza: a crowd of cones, one enormous group selfie, then everyone vanished back into their Saturday."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["photos", "social"]
+---
+
+The rules were simple: appear at the fountain by 12:55 with an ice cream (cone strongly encouraged, cup tolerated), raise it at 1:00 for one enormous group selfie, and by 1:15 pretend it never happened.
+
+![The group selfie at Fountain Plaza](/images/post-2.png)
+*A plaza full of cones, zero melted casualties, one very confused dog walker.*
+
+Rumours of a sequel are true. Keep an eye on the events page, the crawl crew is already scouting the next backdrop.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/blog/pierogi-night-in-photos.md

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+---
+title: "Pierogi night in photos"
+date: 2026-06-30
+authors: ["sofia"]
+description: "Flour everywhere, zero regrets: the pierogi workshop in pictures."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["photos", "community"]
+---
+
+Twelve dozen pierogi, one very forgiving kitchen. Here is what pierogi night looked like from behind the flour cloud.
+
+![Rolling dough at the long table](/images/post-1.png)
+*The long table mid-session: rolling pins out, aprons on, technique debates already underway.*
+
+![Trays of folded pierogi](/images/post-2.png)
+*Two trays in and the folds were finally holding. Mostly.*
+
+![The tasting at the end of the night](/images/post-3.png)
+*The part everyone actually came for: butter, onions, and the tasting line.*
+
+Thanks to everyone who stayed for cleanup. If you snapped photos we missed, send them over and we will add them to the album.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/blog/poutine-debate.md

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+---
+title: "The great poutine debate: curds matter"
+date: 2026-04-28
+author: "Marcus"
+description: "A field report from our most passionate discussion night."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["community", "potluck"]
+---
+
+What began as a casual dinner turned into a ninety-minute symposium on squeak. Our conclusions: fresh curds are non-negotiable, gravy thickness is a personality trait, and fries must survive the sauce.
+
+The cook-off in September will settle nothing, and we can't wait.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/blog/two-breads-and-a-coffee-machine.md

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+---
+title: "Two Breads and a Coffee Machine: bake-and-brew recap"
+date: 2026-05-30
+authors: ["sofia"]
+description: "Crusty loaves, pour-overs and strongly held butter opinions, our slowest and coziest morning yet."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["hands-on", "social"]
+---
+
+The premise was simple: everyone brings two breads, the club brings the coffee machine.
+
+Eighteen loaves showed up: sourdoughs with serious ears, a chocolate babka that never stood a chance, and one heroic first-ever ciabatta. The coffee machine hissed along bravely until the pour-over table stole its audience.
+
+The butter tasting settled nothing (salted still rules, cultured is catching up fast), and the crumb-shot photo wall is already pinned in the club chat. Same time next spring, and yes, the babka baker has been asked for the recipe.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/docs/handbook.mdx

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+---
+weight: 10
+title: "Organizer Handbook"
+eyebrow: "Organizer handbook"
+lead: "Everything you need to run a great meetup. This is the playbook we hand to every organizer and volunteer, the principles and expectations behind a good event. For the step-by-step checklists, see the Runbooks."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+
+## Welcome & how to use this
+
+Thank you for helping run Lucky Town Foodie Club. Organizing is a team effort, and you are never expected to do it alone. This handbook is the *why* and *what*, the principles and expectations. The [Runbooks](/runbooks/) are the *how*, tick-box checklists you follow the week of an event.
+
+<Callout tone="info" title="Our north star">
+Every decision comes back to one question: *will this help someone who has never been to a meetup feel welcome here?* If yes, we're on the right track.
+</Callout>
+
+Keep this handbook open in a browser tab during planning. Share it freely with new volunteers, nothing here is secret.
+
+## Roles & responsibilities
+
+We keep roles lightweight. One person can wear several hats, and hats rotate so no one burns out.
+
+- **Lead organizer**: owns the calendar, confirms each event, and is the final point of contact.
+- **Venue coordinator**: sources and confirms the space, checks accessibility, and is the on-site contact for the host.
+- **Session wrangler**: finds and briefs session hosts, collects intros and titles, and looks after them on the night.
+- **Comms lead**: creates the event page, writes announcements, and posts recaps across our channels.
+- **Welcome host**: the friendly face at the door: greets arrivals and makes sure no newcomer stands alone.
+
+<Callout tone="tip" title="Two-deep rule">
+Aim for at least two organizers at every event. If one person is unwell or stuck in traffic, the meetup still happens.
+</Callout>
+
+## Meeting cadence & format
+
+We aim for one gathering a month, usually a weekday evening from 6:00 to 8:30 PM. Formats rotate to keep things fresh and to serve everyone:
+
+- **Session night**: one or two hosts lead a topic, with time for questions. The easiest format to run.
+- **Hands-on night**: everyone participates and makes something. Needs helpers roaming the room.
+- **Show & tell**: five-minute shares, great for first-timers.
+- **Social**: a lower-effort month to just connect the community.
+
+A dependable rhythm matters more than a perfect one. If a month is quiet, run a small social rather than skipping entirely.
+
+## Choosing a venue
+
+A good venue is the single biggest lever on how welcoming an event feels. Look for:
+
+- Capacity for 20–40 people, seated, with room to mingle.
+- Step-free access and an accessible washroom, this is non-negotiable.
+- A screen or space suited to your format, and any equipment your sessions need.
+- Within a short walk of transit or with easy parking.
+- A host contact who can let us in, and stay or delegate a key holder.
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="Always visit first">
+Confirm the room, the setup and the accessible entrance in person (or via a trusted host) before you announce the event. Surprises on the night are stressful for everyone.
+</Callout>
+
+## Finding session hosts
+
+Great hosts are all around us, including in our own audience. We actively lower the bar to leading a session:
+
+- Invite first-timers and offer to co-host or rehearse with them.
+- Keep an ongoing list of members who've mentioned a topic they love.
+- Ask past attendees what they'd like to learn, then find someone to lead it.
+- Reach out to neighbouring community groups for cross-promotion.
+- Always confirm a title, a 2–3 sentence intro, and a photo for promotion.
+
+What we tell every new host: *no experience necessary. Whether it's your first time leading a session or your fiftieth, we welcome you, and we'll help you prepare.*
+
+## Promotion & communications
+
+Consistency beats cleverness. Post early, post again, and always include the essentials: what, when, where, and how to RSVP.
+
+- Create the event on your RSVP platform as the single source of truth.
+- Announce ~2 weeks out, remind ~3 days out, and post a "tonight!" nudge on the day.
+- Cross-post to your usual channels.
+- Use a consistent poster template so every announcement looks unmistakably yours.
+- Write a short recap within a week, photos (with consent) and a thank-you to hosts.
+
+## Budget & sponsorship
+
+Our events are free to attend and run on a shoestring. Most costs are covered in-kind by venue hosts.
+
+- Typical costs: light snacks and drinks. Venues and equipment are usually donated.
+- Ask sponsors for in-kind support (space, food, supplies) before cash.
+- Thank every sponsor publicly, by name, with a link.
+- Keep a simple shared spreadsheet of what was spent and who paid.
+- Never require payment or personal financial details from attendees.
+
+## Safety & Code of Conduct
+
+Every event runs under our [Code of Conduct](/code-of-conduct/). As an organizer you are also a first responder for it.
+
+- Open every event with a brief, warm reminder of the Code of Conduct.
+- Make sure attendees know which organizers to approach with a concern.
+- Take every report seriously, listen without judgement, and protect the reporter's privacy.
+- You can ask anyone to leave whose behaviour makes others unsafe, you have that authority.
+- Debrief with a co-organizer after any incident and log what happened privately.
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="When in doubt, prioritize safety">
+It is always better to pause an activity, remove a disruptive person, or end early than to let a harmful situation continue. The community will back you.
+</Callout>
+
+## Day-of logistics
+
+The [Day-of runbook](/runbooks/) has the full checklist. In short:
+
+- Arrive 45–60 minutes early to set up the space and the welcome table.
+- Put up simple signage from the entrance to the room.
+- Greet every person as they arrive; hand newcomers a friendly hello, not a form.
+- Start within 10 minutes of the hour; keep sessions to time so people catch transit home.
+- Take a few photos for the recap, always ask before photographing anyone.
+
+## After the event
+
+The event isn't over when the room empties. A tidy wrap-up keeps hosts happy and the community informed.
+
+- Leave the venue cleaner than you found it and thank the host in person.
+- Send thank-you notes to hosts and sponsors within 48 hours.
+- Publish a recap post with photos and shout-outs within a week.
+- Note what worked and what didn't in the shared organizer log.
+- Lock in a date for next month before momentum fades.
+
+<Callout tone="tip" title="Better late than never">
+If a recap slips, publish it anyway. Our community would rather read a late recap than none at all.
+</Callout>

package/templates/foodie/src/content/docs/runbooks.mdx

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+---
+weight: 20
+title: "Meetup Runbooks"
+eyebrow: "Runbooks"
+lead: "Six short checklists that take you from an empty calendar slot to a published recap. Your progress is saved in your browser, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off. Start about three weeks before the event."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+import Checklist from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Checklist.astro';
+
+## 1 · Book a venue
+
+Lock the room before anything else, the date depends on it. See the handbook's [venue criteria](/handbook/) for what makes a good space.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-venue" items={["Shortlist 2–3 possible venues from our host contacts.","Confirm capacity (20–40), step-free access and an accessible washroom.","Confirm the equipment and setup your format needs.","Agree the date, start/end time and who holds the key.","Visit or verify the room in person.","Get the host's day-of phone number and building access details.","Send the host a written confirmation with date, time and headcount."]} />
+
+## 2 · Line up a session host
+
+A confirmed venue makes it easy to invite a host. Remember: first-timers welcome, offer to help them prepare.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-host" items={["Invite a session host (or two), check our list of members with topics they love.","Confirm the session title and format (talk / hands-on / show & tell).","Collect a 2–3 sentence intro and a photo for promotion.","Share the run of show and expected attendance.","For hands-on nights: confirm any supplies or prep to tell attendees in advance.","Offer a rehearsal or co-hosting to first-timers.","Send a calendar invite with venue address and arrival time."]} />
+
+<Callout tone="info" title="No host this month?">
+Run a show & tell or a social. A dependable rhythm matters more than a packed agenda.
+</Callout>
+
+## 3 · Set up the event page
+
+Your RSVP platform is the single source of truth. Create the event once all the details are firm.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-page" items={["Create the event with title, date and time.","Write a short, warm description: what, who it's for, and that everyone is welcome.","Add the venue address and accessibility notes.","Set a sensible capacity matching the room.","Add the host's name, session title and intro.","Upload the event image.","Turn on a waitlist and a reminder email."]} />
+
+## 4 · Promote the event
+
+Post early, remind often. Use the [communications guidance](/handbook/) for channels and timing.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-promote" items={["Announce ~2 weeks out across your channels.","Make the poster with your template.","Post a reminder ~3 days before with the RSVP link.","Post a \"tonight!\" nudge on the day of the event.","Thank confirmed sponsors/hosts in the announcements.","Ask the session host to share the event with their network."]} />
+
+## 5 · Day-of run of show
+
+Arrive early, set a warm tone, and keep to time so everyone catches transit home.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-dayof" items={["Arrive 45–60 minutes early; set up the room and test any equipment.","Set up the welcome table and put up signage from the entrance.","Lay out snacks and drinks.","Greet every arrival; give newcomers a warm, personal hello.","Open with a brief Code of Conduct reminder and housekeeping.","Introduce the session host; keep things to time.","Take a few photos, always ask consent first.","Thank everyone, announce next month's date, and close up safely."]} />
+
+<Callout tone="warn" title="Safety first, always">
+You have the authority to pause an activity or ask someone to leave if behaviour makes others unsafe. See the [Code of Conduct](/code-of-conduct/).
+</Callout>
+
+## 6 · Post-event recap
+
+A tidy wrap-up keeps hosts happy and the community in the loop.
+
+<Checklist id="rb-recap" items={["Leave the venue cleaner than you found it; thank the host in person.","Send thank-you notes to hosts and sponsors within 48 hours.","Pick a few consented photos for the recap.","Write and publish a short recap post with shout-outs.","Log what worked and what didn't in the organizer notes.","Confirm next month's date and venue."]} />
+
+<Callout tone="tip" title="Better late than never">
+If the recap slips, publish it anyway, our community would rather read a late one than none at all.
+</Callout>

package/templates/foodie/src/content/events/dessert-crawl.md

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+---
+title: "Ice cream & dessert crawl"
+date: 2026-08-25
+description: "Five stops, one afternoon, zero regrets. We meet at the market entrance and follow the sugar."
+image: "/images/post-2.png"
+tags: ["crawl", "dessert"]
+time: "2:00 PM – 5:00 PM"
+venue: "Granville Island Public Market"
+address: "1669 Johnston St, Vancouver"
+speaker: "A guided sugar pilgrimage"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Five stops, one afternoon, zero regrets. We meet at the market entrance and follow the sugar.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/events/pierogi-night.md

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+---
+title: "Pierogi-making night"
+date: 2026-07-28
+description: "Fold, pinch, boil, fry. We'll make a few hundred pierogis together and eat an alarming number of them on the spot."
+image: "/images/post-1.png"
+tags: ["hands-on", "cooking"]
+time: "6:00 PM – 9:00 PM"
+venue: "Lucky Town Community Kitchen"
+address: "7 Butter Lane, Lucky Town"
+speaker: "Led by our resident pierogi grandmother-in-training"
+checkin: "Bring your RSVP confirmation and an apron; loaner aprons run out fast."
+venueNotes: "Side entrance on Butter Lane: buzz 12 and come up to the teaching kitchen."
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Fold, pinch, boil, fry. We'll make a few hundred pierogis together and eat an alarming number of them on the spot.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/events/poutine-cookoff.md

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+---
+title: "The great poutine cook-off"
+date: 2026-09-22
+description: "Classic, butter chicken, veggie-gravy heresy, all styles welcome. Judged by blind tasting and loud opinions."
+image: "/images/post-3.png"
+tags: ["cook-off", "potluck"]
+time: "6:00 PM – 8:30 PM"
+venueWanted: true
+address: "Venue host wanted: get in touch!"
+speaker: "Bring your curds and your courage"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Classic, butter chicken, veggie-gravy heresy, all styles welcome. Judged by blind tasting and loud opinions.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/events/summer-potluck.md

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+---
+title: "Summer potluck in the park"
+date: 2026-05-24
+description: "Blankets, frisbees, and forty dishes from forty kitchens. The unofficial start of our summer."
+image: "/images/post-1.png"
+tags: ["potluck", "social"]
+time: "12:00 PM – 3:00 PM"
+venue: "Lucky Town Riverside Park"
+address: "Picnic area B, Lucky Town"
+speaker: "Everyone brings a dish"
+rsvp: "https://example.com/rsvp"
+---
+
+Blankets, frisbees, and forty dishes from forty kitchens. The unofficial start of our summer.

package/templates/foodie/src/content/organizers/marcus.md

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+---
+title: "Marcus Chen"
+weight: 20
+role: "Crawls & venues"
+photo: "/images/organizer-2.png"
+description: "Maps our food crawls and sweet-talks kitchens into hosting us. Maintains the sacred restaurant spreadsheet."
+social:
+  - label: "Email"
+    icon: "fa-solid fa-envelope"
+    url: "mailto:hello@example.com"
+---
+
+

package/templates/foodie/src/content/organizers/sofia.md

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+---
+title: "Sofia Bianchi"
+weight: 10
+role: "Lead organizer"
+photo: "/images/organizer-1.png"
+description: "Founded the club after one too many solo lasagnas. Keeps the calendar full and the kitchen calm."
+social:
+  - label: "Email"
+    icon: "fa-solid fa-envelope"
+    url: "mailto:hello@example.com"
+---
+
+

package/templates/foodie/src/content/organizers/volunteer.md

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+---
+title: "Volunteer with us"
+weight: 30
+role: "This could be you"
+photo: "/images/organizer-3.png"
+description: "We always need more hands, greeting at the door, washing dishes, or scouting the next crawl."
+social:
+  - label: "Email"
+    icon: "fa-solid fa-envelope"
+    url: "mailto:hello@example.com"
+---
+
+

package/templates/foodie/src/content/pages/about.mdx

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+---
+title: "About us"
+eyebrow: "About us"
+lead: "A fictional foodie club, demo content for the Popular theme."
+---
+
+import Callout from 'astro-theme-popular/components/Callout.astro';
+
+Lucky Town Foodie Club started with six neighbours and one very ambitious lasagna. We're now a monthly gathering for cooks, bakers and enthusiastic eaters of every level.
+
+No culinary skills necessary. Chopping onions badly next to someone chopping them well is how everyone here learned.
+
+<Callout tone="info" title="This is an Astro demo site">
+Lucky Town Foodie Club is a fictional community, made up to demonstrate the **Popular** Astro theme. Replace this content with your own, every page here is an editable example.
+</Callout>
+
+## Land acknowledgement
+
+Add your community's land acknowledgement or welcome statement here, this demo keeps it as a placeholder.
+
+<a class="g-btn g-btn--primary" href="https://example.com/rsvp"><i class="fa-solid fa-calendar" aria-hidden="true"></i> RSVP</a>