templates

var Default fs.FS = func() fs.FS {
	sub, err := fs.Sub(rawDefault, "default")
	if err != nil {
		panic("embedded default templates are missing the 'default/' directory: " + err.Error())
	}
	return sub
}()

Default is the embedded default template tree used by the generator when no custom templates are supplied. It is rooted at the templates directory so that paths such as "pages/post.tmpl" are directly accessible without any "default/" prefix, matching the layout expected by github.com/harrydayexe/GoBlog/v2/pkg/generator.NewTemplateRenderer.

Its directory layout — which any custom fs.FS passed to NewTemplateRenderer must mirror — is:

pages/
  post.tmpl          executed by TemplateRenderer.RenderPost
  index.tmpl         executed by TemplateRenderer.RenderIndex
  tag.tmpl           executed by TemplateRenderer.RenderTag
  tags-index.tmpl    executed by TemplateRenderer.RenderTagsIndex
partials/
  head.tmpl          {{define "head"}}
  header.tmpl        {{define "header"}}
  footer.tmpl        {{define "footer"}}
  post-card.tmpl     {{define "post-card"}}
layouts/
  base.tmpl          loaded but not executed; pages are self-contained

Each page template is a complete HTML document that references partials via {{template "head" .}}, {{template "header" .}}, etc. Custom templates must follow the same convention: define the four named blocks in their partials/ directory and reference them from each page template.