https://github.com/devidw/hashnode-gh-src-new
Bash Script to automatically create new hashnode .md article files with frontmatter
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Bash Script to automatically create new hashnode .md article files with frontmatter
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= Bash Script to automatically create new hashnode `.md` article files with frontmatter You can use the shell script `new` to auto generate boilterplate article `.md` files, when you publish on hashnode from a GitHub source. == Installation . Download the `new` script . Make it executable [source, bash] ---- chmod +x ./new ---- == Configuration Configuration is doen by changing variable values inside `new`. === Domain Specify your hashnode domain (custom domain or hashnode subdomain) [source, bash] ---- domain="xn--david-9u04d.to" ---- === Cover Specify a default cover image URL [source, bash] ---- cover="https://david.wolf.gdn/media/cover.png" ---- == Usage Simply run the script, this will gnerate a new `.md` file with frontmatter in the directory the script is located. [source, bash] ---- ./new ---- The file name will follow the format of `YYYY-MM-DD_.md`. For example: `2021-12-31_.md`. NOTE: Spaces are not allowed in hashnode source files, when you are publishing from a GitHub source on Hashnode, use underscores instead. You can optionaly pass a date to the script by passing it as argument: [source, bash] ---- ./new 2021-11-28 ----
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