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@blogody/export
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Export all your [Blogody](https://www.blogody.com) data with this isomorphic JavaScript/TypeScript package. You can export everything into a JSON text file and choose between HTML or Markdown output for your post and page data. Articles can also be writte
Export all your Blogody data with this isomorphic JavaScript/TypeScript package. You can export everything into a JSON text file and choose between HTML or Markdown output for your post and page data. Articles can also be written into individual files which makes it easier to import into other systems.
More background information can be found in this news article.
Install the exporter
yarn add @blogody/export
Use the exporter in your js/ts projects
import { BlogodyExport } from '@blogody/export'
const api = new BlogodyExport({ key: 'YOUR BLOGODY API ACCESS KEY' })
// make API calls
const data = await api.export({ format: 'markdown' })
// Other transforms can go here, e.g. strip settings (Do not strip the blogody section!)
const fileData = { ...data, settings: undefined }
// write everything to a JSON text file
await api.writeFile({ jsonData: fileData })
// write articles to separate files
await api.writePosts({ jsonData: fileData })
Currently supported formats are : HTML
and Markdown
.
Go to your Blogody account and create a new key under Settings > Developers.
Copyright (c) 2021 Blogody - Released under the MIT license.
FAQs
Export all your [Blogody](https://www.blogody.com) data with this isomorphic JavaScript/TypeScript package. You can export everything into a JSON text file and choose between HTML or Markdown output for your post and page data. Articles can also be writte
The npm package @blogody/export receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @blogody/export popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @blogody/export demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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