Webpage Micropub To Github
Self-hosteable Micropub endpoint that publishes to Jekyll by committing to GitHub
Overview
Micropub to GitHub is an endpoint that accepts Micropub requests and formats them into Jekyll posts before pushing them to a configured GitHub repository. This allows users to update a Jekyll blog through a Micropub client. The tool is currently in an early alpha version and supports the creation of posts and uploading of media. It does not yet support partial updates or deletes. The installation process requires at least Node.js 14.0.0.
Features
- Creation of posts
- Uploading of media
- Replacing an existing post with a new version
Summary
Micropub to GitHub is an endpoint that allows users to update their Jekyll blog through a Micropub client. It supports the creation of posts and uploading of media, but partial updates and deletes are not yet supported. The installation process requires Node.js version 14.0.0 or later. Overall, it provides an efficient way to manage and update Jekyll blogs using Micropub requests.
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