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Sure, it depends on your blog software and/or your workflow. I don't know how good Svbtle is in terms of its API, or indeed, if it even has one. I would persona
by chipotle_coyote 5y ago
Sure, it depends on your blog software and/or your workflow. I don't know how good Svbtle is in terms of its API, or indeed, if it even has one. I would personally suggest that if you're using blogging software that has no APIs for either exporting or importing, you should carefully consider whether that software is a good choice (and if you are creating blogging software that has no APIs for either exporting or importing, you should get on at least the first and ideally both).
Svbtle's most obvious original competitor/inspiration, Medium, appears to have at least rudimentary export capabilities, and it's has a publishing API for years -- I could write an article in an editor that supports its API, like Ulysses, and publish right to it. Of course, I could also write an article in any editor and just copy and paste the Markdown to Svbtle, and then just...save my articles in their original form. This has been the way I've written anything much more considered than, er, replies on HN for many years, and it doesn't require whatever I'm publishing on to have any concept of an API whatsoever!
- em-bee 5y agoas a programmer you can probably rig together a script that will extract your content, but for a non-technical person that is to much to ask. the best solution would probably be a prompt in the web-editor of the site to save your text once you are done writing it. like publish and save in one step or something like that. and a url that exports your content as a zip archive.