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Seo Tool: AI Autoblogger for ArtikelSchreiber.com and UNAIQUE.net
Seo Tool: AI Autoblogger for https://www.artikelschreiber.com/ and https://www.unaique.net/ Function: Create Mini site based on Config File on your server https://linktr.ee/textgenerator Use a Shared Hosting Server Change the "seo-marketing-tool.conf" config to fit your needs (eg: Create a Mini Site about "Cars" then change the AI Software API Keywords to "car") Start the Tool "python3 seo-marketing-tool.py" Your mini site will be created on your Shared Hosting Server HTML5... -
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New version was released! Visit https://github.com/jsnjack/simpleblogger to download Simple Blogger is a small and very easy to use application that enables you to quickly write and publish a new post of your blog. Available in Windows and Linux. Simple Blogger has written on Python with wxPython.
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blog4y
Easy blogging for you.
Project goal is to allow you easy post and backup blog articles to most free blogging hosting. Provide Python API, command line utility, Emacs integration and GTK interface. -
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Blogging with reStructuredText. Use the simplicity of text to create, edit and delete posts and pages from a Wordpress blog using XMLRPC. Written in Python.
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Stop Storing Third-Party Tokens in Your DatabaseRolling your own OAuth token storage can be a security liability. Token Vault securely stores access and refresh tokens from federated providers and handles exchange and renewal automatically. Connected accounts, refresh exchange, and privileged worker flows included.
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This python script takes an exported wordpress xml file and outputs a single html document containing all posts in order of entry, and a table of contents broken down by Category. CSS tags added for easy formatting.
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