Rollout VS medium-api-docs

To avoid confusion with the original (or some Ruby feature flag thingie), I dub thee... BULLHORN (stylized in all-caps, for obvious reasons).

Inline code checks to determine whether the feature is turned on for a given user The Ruby gems rolloutand and rollout-ui provides these capabilities for Rails apps. First, add both of them to your Gemfile, as well as mock_redis. Rollout uses Redis to store feature flag values and access them quickly at runtime. This is important given that each relevant request will need to refer to the value and simple caching would not be sufficient given our requirement to quickly rollback if need. Mock redis allows for easy development and testing in non-production environments.

For more Reference you can check this API documentation of Medium Here.

Figure out why the Medium API is not working!! According to their site their API has been deprecated so even after reviewing with Allen the whole code, I keep getting an error that my AuthorId is wrong. We believe it's a problem on their side but I still want it to work.

More Information regarding the medium.com api: https://github.com/Medium/medium-api-docs

We will be using Medium's REST API for this part. You can find the documentation here.

Medium's API does not support such a use case so you'll have to hire someone on Fiverr to write a custom script to do that

Like Dev.to, Medium also has REST API to create posts. In this tutorial, we are going to work with /posts endpoint to create a new blog post.

There is some documentation on Medium API, we can even post to a Publication, that shall be created in future. Also the cover images can be posted on medium, it is not currently done but that can again be a #TODO. The tags are not rendered on Medium yet with the script. The way we can parse strings is limited in BASH, so this might still be a doable thing later. Most of the checkboxes are ticked like title, subtitle, cover-image, canonical url, and importantly the content.

Okay so today's post is actually kind of fun. As you probably don't know, Medium doesn't have a proper fetch API. They only have a publishing API which makes sense as they want to be own the reading experience, not just the publishing. So, if you want to show your Medium posts on your site, you'll need to do a bit of work.

Documentation - https://github.com/Medium/medium-api-docs