I would like to keep my blog posts in a github repository and load them directly here only by referencing the specific path to the md file. Is it possible? What's the recommended approach?
Marcos Maia
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Can the text for a blog post in dev.to be loaded from a github markdown file directly?
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Just found this other post which enables you to use Github actions to get it done. Haven't tested it but seems like a good alternative solution.
dev.to/azure/auto-posting-to-devto...
Hi Marcos, other than using RSS you have another option: use the articles API.
@timdeschryver wrote an extension to use it
Writing a dev.to blog post with VSCode
Tim Deschryver ・ Jun 12 ・ 2 min read
Basically you'd take your markdown and post it to DEV via the extension.
FYI there's also a feature request to have DEV interact with Git:
TASK or Feature
Request or User Story
i fear that this is out of scope of this awesome community, but maybe you like the idea. on gitlab you can every repo can have a wiki, the wiki can be edited via the normal webinterface but the wiki is a normal git repo so you also can simply clone the wiki repo locally and edit it, push it back or somewhere else.
it would be soooo awesome if i would be able to access my posts like ths. it also would make #219 obsolete
Seems good. I will take a look at this, thank you very much for sharing.
Hey Marcos, this seems a nice idea of keeping your blog posts in git and controlling the via git versions. A briefly idea at this time comes on my mind if you use git hooks, and as soon as you push you set a git gook to connect via dev.to api and publish the post.
This, looks to me a promising possible way to do it. I will look into the dev.to APIs further. Thank you!
I would public site in a github repo with a static site generator for blogs that posts on github pages and has either native or plugin support for making an rss feed and then adding that URL to dev.to/settings/publishing-from-rss
Yes, this might work. I will definitely consider it. Thank you!
Found this post which has a partial solution for this: dev.to/maxime1992/manage-your-dev-... , cool stuff.