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@publora/joplin-plugin-publora

v1.0.1

Published

3 months ago

Turn a note into a social post: publish, schedule or save a draft through Publora.

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Publora for Joplin

Turn a note into a social post without leaving Joplin. Select some text, or take the whole note, and send it to Publora: publish now, save a draft, or schedule it for a time you pick.

Ten networks: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram.

Setup

Create a Publora account and connect at least one social account. The free plan is 15 posts a month and three accounts, no card needed.
In Joplin open Tools → Options → Publora and paste an API key from Settings → API keys.

Use

Tools → Send to Publora, the editor context menu, or the button in the editor toolbar.

A window opens with the accounts connected in Publora, the text of the note, and the choice between publishing now, saving a draft and scheduling.

Things worth knowing

Instagram, TikTok and YouTube need media. They reject text-only posts, and this version sends text only. The plugin says so rather than failing quietly.

Your key stays in Joplin's keychain, not in a settings file, and is sent only to https://api.publora.com in a request header. The plugin talks to no other host and sends only the text you selected, only when you press the button.

Licence

MIT