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ghost2hexo

v1.2.2

Published

2 years ago

A converter from ghost exported json file to hexo yaml posts

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ghost hexo blog converter migration static website website generator framework

ghost2hexo

A quick'n'dirty command line tool written in Node.js to convert Ghost JSON exported posts into a set of source posts for Hexo... Long story short, an helper to migrate from Ghost to Hexo (and probably other static website publishing platforms).

Install

With Node.js and Npm installed, as easy as:

npm install -g ghost2hexo

Usage

From your terminal of choice:

ghost2hexo ghost_data.json path/to/hexo/source/_posts

Where:

ghost_data.json: is the file exported from the Ghost admin
path/to/hexo/source/_posts: the posts folder of your local Hexo project

Quick migration guide

Prepare your Hexo environment (you can follow the official quick start)
Login into your Ghost admin
Go to Settings > Labs and click the blue "Export" button (this will download the ghost data JSON file)
Download your images and files from the contents/images folder of your ghost installation
Use the ghost2hexo command to generate the posts for Hexo
Copy your Ghost images into the your Hexo sources/contents/images
Regenerate your static website with hexo generate

Contribute

Feel more than welcome to report bugs or propose changes.

License

Licensed under MIT.