Connect a GitHub repo as a source for your articles

This is great. But when I embed a YouTube video in my Markdown file as:

%[some-youtube-url]

The video isn't rendered.

Hey there, I'm trying out this feature but struggling to make it work. In the "Github As Source Logs" section, I see: "403 Forbidden" but so far I can't tell why it's doing that, and I haven't found anything on the web either. Did anyone hit this?

Good !!

An additional feature to save the article from GitHub as a draft in hashnode would be a great feature as well. Once all the edits to the article are done on the editor of choice, we can publish the article from hashnode.

Is there support coming for using table of contents?

Awesome! Just set mine up.

No more switching away from vs code yey 🙌

Did this just by code

This is really great functionality. It gives you a lot of flexibility in how you want to write for your blog on hashnode.

But I'd like to see a few more fields. For example:

• date, for setting a publication date.

But also the meta-description and meta-title are, in my opinion, very important fields that are unfortunately still missing.

If that were in it it would be a 5 star functionality for me

Thank you for this tutorial. However I struggled two days to find our why it didn't synchronize. When you configure the Hashnode app from the "Integrations" section on your GitHub account, select manually the article's repo and don't let check "All repos"

I even tried to remove a markdown file from my GitHub repo. Is it right if the article has not been deleted from my blog?

Sandeep Panda what do you think about using the YAML array syntax for the tags frontmatter?

# square brackets syntax
tags: [TAG_SLUG_1, TAG_SLUG_2]
# list syntax
tags: 
  - TAG_SLUG_1
  - TAG_SLUG_2

The current state (only comma separated) is conflicting with some internal templates of the Hugo static site generator, since these temples expect an array for that field.

From step 1, the integration doesn't exist on the tab. I only get to see third party integrations