This tool dumps ZeroMe posts to a markdown file, so you can use it somewhere else (for example, to be consumed by a static site generator, or just for backup).
Currently only support dump posts, not comments.
Clone the repository and compile it from source.
Then put the executable zerome2md to PATH.
Go to your ZeroMe user directory,
then run zerome2md > output.md.
To render image files correctly,
you need to copy *.jpg files and output.md to the same destination directory.
Check your ZeroMe url, e.g.
http://127.0.0.1:43110/Me.ZeroNetwork.bit/?Profile/HUBID/USERID/yourid@zeroid.bit
Then you should run zerome2md under
ZeroNet/data/HUBID/data/users/USERID
I have seen a lot of people use GitHub Issues as a blog system. But I have not seen any one use git commit messages as a blog system.
zerome2md can convert ZeroMe posts to git commit messages. Note that this is a one time export and an empty git repository is preferred.
mkdir /path/to/example
cd /path/to/example
git init
cd ZeroNet/data/HUBID/data/users/USERID
zerome2md -p=https://example.com/path -r=/path/to/example -n=YOUR_NAME -e=YOUR_EMAILhttps://example.com/path is where you put all of your zerome *.jpg files.
YOUR_NAME and YOUR_EMAIL will be used in the git commit message.
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