construct_post: Creates a post object to be passed on when a post is created...

In good-marketing/RGhost: R wrapper for Ghost blogging api.

Description

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Usage

construct_post(post_body)

Arguments

post_body

is a vector with named objects. The title and markdown object are required. The other object are optional. #' title [required]: The post title (string). markdown [required] : the markdown content to be converted by Ghost to html. This contains all the content of your post (string) slug: The url where you post can be accessed. Ghost automagically create a slug based on the input. Spaces and other non alpanumeric characters will be escaped by Ghost. Any string is valid, if nothing is provided Ghost will create a slug for you. (string) status: Can either take draft or published. Default is draft. (string) featured: If a post is featured or not.Default is false (boolean). image: url to an image. Depending on the ghost template the image will be used as a cover (string) page: Indicated is the post serves as a static page. Default is false (boolean) author: The author id of the author of the post.(integer tags: list of tags objects (see ghost documentation for a description of the tag object. )

Value

Response object. See the construct_response function.

Examples

post_body <- c(
markdown = 'Content',
slug     = "Slug",
status   = "Publish",
image    = 'Image',
featured = Featured,
page     = "0",
author   = Author,
tags     = list(TagsList)
)
post_body <- construct_post(post_body)

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