Medium Posts

Introduction

A Drupal module used for publishing posts from Drupal to Medium.com by using Medium API.

This module is based on Medium’s API and Medium SDK for PHP.

Using the module

As a post author, go to your profile setting page `/user/{uid}/edit`, and find the "MEDIUM PUBLISH SETTINGS" and add your "integration token". You can generate an access token from the Settings page of your Medium account.

As an Administrator, go to module settings page in path `/admin/config/medium_posts`.

Content Type

Select a "content type" to be used as Medium post. By default it will use the Drupal build in `Article` content type.
But you are able to use any content type if you like. Medium publish uses `title`, `body` and `field_tags` three fields so please make sure the content type have those fields.

Publish status on Medium.com

By default the "publish status" is "public", that means your post will be public immediately after be pushed to medium.com. But you can change the "publish status" to "draft" if you'd like to review it on medium.com.

Push on content publish

By default, post will be created on Medium.com on the event of your node content's publishing. But you can disable it and use 'medium_posts.manager' service in your code to push the post on any event.

Workbench Settings

Disable above "Push on content publish" and enable this if you are using Workbench Moderation module to publish node. It will push your post when content is changed to your moderation publish status.

Drupal Event

This module dispatch an event every time a node content is successfully pushed to medium.com.
So you can subscribe `medium_posts.post_pushed` event in any other module to do further stuff, e.g share the medium post url on social media.