hexo-blogger-xml
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Import content/article from blogger to hexo without losing SEO
npm config set python /path/python_dir/python
npm i -g node-gyp typescript ts-node
Using Git Repository (Development)
npm i git+https://github.com/dimaslanjaka/hexo-blogger-xml.git
Using NPM Repository (Production)
npm i hexo-blogger-xml
permalink: :title.html # set permalink to title to direct permalink from directory path
pretty_urls:
trailing_html: true # Set true to keep `.html` from permalink
blogger_xml:
# site title (optional), will set on header.webtitle each post
site_title: "WMI"
# default thumbnail if no image in post, will set on header.cover each post
thumbnail: "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ac/No_image_available.svg/1024px-No_image_available.svg.png"
# script path relative path from hexo root directory
callback: "./scripts/post_callback.js"
# Your blog domain and subdomain to seo external link, and bellow list is an internal link based on domains
hostname:
- "webmanajemen.com"
- "git.webmanajemen.com"
# Output directory
output: "source/_posts"
# blogger xml path relative path from hexo root directory, you can insert multiple xml
input:
- "../xml/test.xml"
- "./directory/another.xml"
# this is build directory of hexo-blogger-xml
build/hexo-blogger-xml
this plugin run once. If you want to rewrite the posts, you should remove
source/hexo-blogger-xml.json
view this repo workflow gulp gulpfile.ts
//use typescript compiler replace import bellow
//import gulpCore from "hexo-blogger-xml/src/gulp-core";
import { gulpCore } from "hexo-blogger-xml";
import path from "path";
gulp.task("blogger", function (done) {
const mainXML = path.resolve("demo/xml/test.xml");
gulpCore({
input: [mainXML],
output: "./src-posts",
hostname: ["webmanajemen.com", "www.webmanajemen.com", "dimaslanjaka.github.io"],
callback: require("./demo/xml/post_callback"),
on: {
finish: (parser) => {
console.log("Blogger gulp finished");
},
},
});
done();
});
run with:
npx gulp blogger
<head></head><script type='text/javascript'>
// <![CDATA[
let hostname = "web-manajemen.blogspot.com"; // your blogger hostname/domain
let pathnames = ["/p/search.html", "/p/a.html", "/p/gallery.html", "/p/privacy.html", "/p/tos.html", "/p/proxy-extractor-online.html", "/p/redirect.html", "/p/simple-websocket.html"]; // redirect custom pages, otherwise retains on blogger
function redirectNow() {
let href = window.location.href;
let url = new URL(href);
url.host = "www.webmanajemen.com";
url.hostname = "www.webmanajemen.com";
let newhref =
url.protocol + "//" + url.host + url.pathname + url.search + url.hash;
window.location.replace(newhref);
}
if (
window.location.host == hostname &&
pathnames.includes(window.location.pathname)
) {
redirectNow();
}
// ]]>
</script>
terminal
homepage
permalink: /2021/09/post-with-description.html
#!/bin/bash
# remove what's there
rm source/_posts/*.md
# download blogs
node_modules/.bin/hexo migrate blogger 'http://blog.meredrica.org/feeds/posts/default?alt=json&max-results=10000'
node_modules/.bin/hexo migrate blogger 'http://jujitsu.westreicher.org/feeds/posts/default?alt=json&max-results=10000'
# fix image links generated by migrate
# they will look like this: [](link to larg img)
# this is an image that is the anchor text to the big immage
# this perl command replaces the anchor and inserts a new image tag that points to the large one
#
# regex broken down
#
# \[!\[]\(http.*?\)]
# matches the start of the anchor tag like: [![] (http:...)]
#
# (\(http.*?\))
# matches the second part (http:....) including the brackets and captures it in group 1
#
# this part of the regex produces the new image tag with the matched group 1
# ![]\1
#
perl -p -i -e 's/\[!\[]\(http.*?\)](\(http.*?\))/![]\1/g' source/_posts/*
# download the images to the local folder
node_modules/.bin/hexo migrate image
# strip all html tags and their attributes
perl -p -i -e 's/<.*?>//g' source/_posts/*
# replace all occurances of mor than 3 empty lines with just two of them
# this is required because the blogger migrate creates a lot of empty lines
# the tag replacement from above then creates even more
perl -0 -p -i -e 's/\n{3,}/\n\n/g' source/_posts/*
# remove all generated .bak files
rm source/_posts/*.bak
FAQs
Import xml blogger to hexo
The npm package hexo-blogger-xml receives a total of 41 weekly downloads. As such, hexo-blogger-xml popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hexo-blogger-xml demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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