Hashnode
Markdown articles to your Hashnode publication, with views and comments read back.
Hashnode publishing creates an article in your publication.
Connecting
Accounts → Connect → Hashnode, paste a Personal Access Token from Hashnode's developer settings and name your publication. A publication is required (Hashnode's API does not publish to a bare profile), and API access is a Hashnode Pro feature, which is Hashnode's own requirement.
What you can publish
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Body | 100,000 characters, delivered as Markdown |
| Title | From the post title, or the start of the body |
| Tags | Up to 5 |
| Canonical link | The post's link becomes the article's original-article URL |
| Images | Up to 10, by URL, 25 MB each |
The first attached image not already placed in the body becomes the article's cover image (or set one explicitly per post); remaining images are appended to the article. Articles publish live; there is no draft option on Hashnode today.
Analytics
Per article: views, reactions, and comments. Account-level: follower and article counts. Articles written natively on Hashnode are included in analytics. Competitor tracking works: track any public Hashnode publication by its host.
Inbox
Comments and replies on your publication's recent articles land in the inbox, and you can reply from there.
Deleting
Deleting the post in FoPost deletes the article on Hashnode.
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