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hello in this tutorial Iamp;#39;ll show you how to add a theme as a module of your Hugo site Iamp;#39;m assuming you already have a Hugo site and have chosen a theme thatamp;#39;s available as a module first ensure you have installed go run Go version to check if you get no response you can download it for your operating system before you can use modules your website itself needs to be a module make sure you are the top level of your website directory then run Hugo mod init and then a unique name this can be anything but I think it makes sense to use the website name youamp;#39;ll see a message to say that go is creating your new module to check whatamp;#39;s happening behind the scenes run the cat go dot mod youamp;#39;ll see the module you just created now you add your chosen theme module as a dependency enter Hugo mod get note that this is get rather than init this time then the URL of the theme without the https Iamp;#39;m using the an anchor theme so add the URL of its GitH
