Publish your markdown to Medium, from the CLI

Project description

mdium

publish your markdown to Medium, from the CLI

$ pip install mdium

First off, set up mdium with your Medium integration token. You’ll have to generate one from the settings page.

$ mdium init <integration-token>

This will create a file at ~/.mdium, containing your integration token and author ID.

For publishing, your markdown doc must have the following frontmatter:

---
title: My Awesome Post
tags: ['some', 'tags', 'here']
status: draft
---

## markdown here
...

Note that the status field can be either draft or public.

Finally, run

$ mdium publish path/to/markdown.md
Done! Your post has been published at https://medium.com/@gaben/76272e9d241c

It’s that simple.

MIT © Anirudh Oppiliappan

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