Hi there! I used to use Jekyll but now I’m thinking of moving over to Ghost completely. I keep all of my blog articles and pages in a github repository as markdown files and then edit them using my text editor. This has been my workflow for quite a while now. I was wondering if it’s possible to use the markdown files at the Github Repository to update my blog articles or anything similar to that?
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Don’t you want to use Ghost Editor for writing articles and pages?
Ah, don’t get me wrong. Ghost editor is great. But I prefer using an offline Markdown Editor (obsidian.md). Whenever I’m travelling I prefer writing in that and then it automatically commits and pushes to a repository whenever internet comes back on. It’s been really convenient when using it with Github and all. I was wondering if I could, perhaps use something like webhooks to update ghost blog articles?
To elaborate, In a particular repo, I push a .md file whose content can be accessed by ghost to create a new blog article?
Is it possible with API? Yes.
I consider that to be rebuilding the wheel though, the ghost editor is fantastic.
I have completely migrated from jekyll to Ghost. Wasn’t as bad as I thought. Though I am wondering if there is any way to convert my jekyll theme to one supported by ghost?