Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Creates a post on the authenticated user's profile or a given publication.
1 2 3 4 5 6  | medium_create_post(title, contentFormat = c("markdown", "html"),
  content = "", tags = c("R", "rstats"), canonicalUrl = NULL,
  publishStatus = c("draft", "public", "unlisted"),
  license = c("all-rights-reserved", "cc-40-by", "cc-40-by-sa", "cc-40-by-nd",
  "cc-40-by-nc", "cc-40-by-nc-nd", "cc-40-by-nc-sa", "cc-40-zero",
  "public-domain"), notifyFollowers = FALSE, publicationId = NULL)
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title | 
 The title of the post. Note that this title is used for SEO and when rendering the post as a listing,
but will not appear in the actual post. For that, the title must be specified in the   | 
contentFormat | 
 The format of the   | 
content | 
 The body of the post, in a valid, semantic, HTML fragment, or Markdown. Further markups may be supported in the future. For a full list of accepted HTML tags, see here. If you want your title to appear on the post page, you must also include it as part of the post content.  | 
tags | 
 Tags to classify the post. Only the first three will be used. Tags longer than 25 characters will be ignored.  | 
canonicalUrl | 
 The original home of this content, if it was originally published elsewhere.  | 
publishStatus | 
 The status of the post. Valid values are   | 
license | 
 The license of the post. Valid values are   | 
notifyFollowers | 
 Whether to notifyFollowers that the user has published.  | 
publicationId | 
 Publication ID.  | 
https://github.com/Medium/medium-api-docs#33-posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14  | ## Not run: 
content <- "
# test
1. test1
2. test2
```r
this <- is(test)
```
"
medium_create_post("test", content = content)
## End(Not run)
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