Connect Hashnode

What you can post: Your Hashnode blog.

How to connect

1. Open Accounts in the SolMarrow sidebar.
2. Choose Hashnode.
3. Generate a personal access token on Hashnode under Account settings → Developer, then paste it into SolMarrow with your blog address (like yourname.hashnode.dev). You can revoke the token on Hashnode at any time.
4. Back in SolMarrow, the account shows as connected. You can now pick it under Post to in the composer.

What you can publish

• Articles: Markdown articles with a title and up to 5 tags, published on your blog at the time you choose.
• Hashnode drafts: Save the article as a draft on Hashnode instead, then polish it in Hashnode's editor before publishing.

Limits

• Text: up to 100,000 characters.
• Media: no uploaded media.
• Markdown text; the first line becomes the title unless you set one.

Tips

• Pick tags readers follow: Hashnode readers browse by tag. Choose the five that describe the article best, since tags shape who finds it.
• Lead with the problem: Say in the first paragraph what the article helps the reader do, so the right people keep reading.
• Format code properly: Use fenced code blocks with the language name so Hashnode highlights your code.
• Link your images: Hashnode's API has no image upload, so host images elsewhere and link them in the Markdown.

Questions

Where do I get the access token?

On Hashnode, open Account settings, then Developer, and generate a new personal access token. Paste it into SolMarrow once. Revoke it on Hashnode to remove SolMarrow's access.

Which publication does SolMarrow post to?

The one you enter when you connect, by its address (like yourname.hashnode.dev) or its publication id.

Can I upload images?

Not through Hashnode's API. Link images in the Markdown instead.

Can I save drafts?

Yes. Choose Save as draft and the article appears in your Hashnode drafts, ready to finish there.

See everything SolMarrow does for Hashnode on the Hashnode page.