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fiction-tools
- Fiction.Tools – A huge list of writing tools
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Fiction.Tools – A Toolbox for Fiction Authors
I've always loved the submissions for new writing tools here on HN, so I've kept a growing list of my favorites for a long time. When I needed to learn React, I built Fiction.Tools to make all those tools searchable and filterable for everyone else.
I've also made the site open source (at https://github.com/indentlabs/fiction-tools/) so anyone can add their own favorites to the list. The data is all available in structured JSON blobs (https://github.com/indentlabs/fiction-tools/tree/main/src/da...) for anyone that wants to use it other ways, too. :)
Obviously there's no one-size-fits-all "writing process", but I did my best to organize them according to a common flow: tools to help you build a fictional world, to help you write within it, to help you revise what you've written, and finally to help you publish or share your work with others.
There are a lot of struggling authors out there (myself included!) that I think could benefit from a tool or two to help ease them through the tougher (or just less interesting) stages of this process, so I hope organizing the tools this way makes it easier for someone in need to find the right tool at the right time.
Also, each tool is tagged with hoverable attributes that explain what platforms they run on, how much they cost, whether they have ads, subscriptions, whether there are discounts for educators, etc. If you click the "Highlight tools" button in the bottom-right, you can toggle between simplying highlighting tools in the larger list or filtering every tool out except those that match the attribute(s) you're looking for.
As I said above, the site is fully open source and I would very much appreciate any tool suggestions, feedback, or PRs you have for other tools that might be helpful to writers; using new tools in my writing has kind of become a passion of my own, so even if you don't think something would fit in the list I'd still love to try it out myself. :)
cross-post
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Cross-Post CLI Tool: New Features and Fixes
Almost a year ago, I wrote about how I created a CLI tool to cross-post articles to Dev.to, Hashnode, and Medium. I created the tool because it made the process easier for me, but I also received a lot of feedback from other writers about how it was helpful for them.
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How to cross-post to hashnode and dev.to from your command line
Dev.to has a REST api and hashnode has a GraphQL endpoints so there must be a tool that uses these endpoints right? Yes there are couple ones. I found two actual products that you need to pay but didn’t want to go for that. And finally I found this github repo.
- BLOGTO: Vscode extension to help you post blogs to, Dev.to, Hashnode and Medium
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How to Participate in Hacktoberfest 2021
Cross Post: Cross Post a blog to multiple websites. This Node.js tool allows you to cross-post articles to DEV.to, Hashnode, and Medium. Suggested Read: I Created a CLI to Cross-Post Your Articles On Dev, Hashnode, and Medium.
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How I Created a Web Presence as a Web Developer
The final piece of my blogging infrastructure is an NPM utility called cross-post. This will take the content from the main blog (in this case, the url for my CMS environment) and post to Hashnode and Dev.to. This post is my first attempt at this, so I’m crossing fingers.
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I Created a CLI to Cross-Post Your Articles On Dev, Hashnode, and Medium
So, I created a simple CLI to cross-post my articles on these platforms easily. You can find it onNPMand check the code onGitHub.
What are some alternatives?
world-scribe-2-desktop - Desktop app for World Scribe 2
blog-post-workflow - Show your latest blog posts from any sources or StackOverflow activity or Youtube Videos on your GitHub profile/project readme automatically using the RSS feed
awesome-resources - :sunglasses: List of helpful resources added by the community for the community!
github-readme-stats - :zap: Dynamically generated stats for your github readmes
hyscan - Writing assistant with topological orderings and mashed kumquats
jigsaw - Simple static sites with Laravel’s Blade.
merlot - Web based Markdown writing app built with isomorphic Ink and Torus
blogto - simple vscode extension to post markdown files from vscode to medium , hashnode and dev.to
zapier-integration-create-hashnode-story - A Zapier integration for creating stories on Hashnode.com and adding them to publications
SimplisticBlogger - Quickly setup a blog for yourself with help of some already built features.