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An unofficial Substack API has been released that focuses on posting content, including creating tags, adding images, and saving drafts. Unlike other APIs, it is designed specifically for publishing rather than fetching or searching posts.
An unofficial Substack API has been released that focuses on posting content, including creating tags, adding images, and saving drafts. Unlike other APIs, it is designed specifically for publishing rather than fetching or searching posts.
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A couple of days ago, I released my version of an unofficial Substack API. The main difference between it and all the other solutions available on the market is that it can actually post content, create tags, add images, save drafts, and so on. In other words, it is specifically a posting API. It is not designed...
This API provides enhanced functionality for content creators who want to automate and streamline the publishing process on Substack. It fills a gap by enabling direct content management rather than just content retrieval.
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