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DIYgod/hexo-theme-sagiri
:cake: As lovely as sagiri
A Hexo static-site theme forked from hexo-theme-next, built by DIYgod (of RSSHub fame) for their own blog. It's for Hexo users who want a next-based theme with extra visual flourishes like Live2D characters and expanded third-party widget support.
Inherits hexo-theme-next's scheme system (Muse, Mist, Pisces, Gemini) rather than reinventing layout logic, so anyone who's configured NexT can transfer that knowledge directly. Ships working integrations for a wide swath of third-party services out of the box — a dozen analytics providers, nine comment systems, three search backends — each isolated in its own swig partial. Live2D character widget (source/images/live2d) is a genuinely distinctive feature you won't find in most Hexo themes.
The README is essentially empty — no install steps, no _config.yml documentation, no screenshot, just a tagline and donation links. You'd need to reverse-engineer configuration from hexo-theme-next's docs and hope nothing diverged. Last push was December 2022, so it predates several Hexo core changes; expect friction on a current Hexo install. The npm/dependency badges point at david-dm.org, which has been dead for years, so even the README's own status indicators are broken. This reads as DIYgod's personal blog theme open-sourced as-is, not a project maintained for general adoption.