hatena-blog-markdown-extractor

To convert a Hatena Blog article to Markdown, the extractor fetches the URL, parses the HTML, and transforms the content into a clean Markdown file with frontmatter. It targets individual posts and outputs a consistent document structure.

Extracting blog content without headers, footers, and sidebars is done by targeting the article body and removing page chrome. The extractor produces a clean Markdown file suitable for publishing by stripping out navigation, ads, and other clutter.

Yes, the Markdown extractor preserves image URLs from Hatena Blog posts as absolute paths. This ensures reliable image linking across different environments and prevents broken images in the converted Markdown output.

You can use this to extract individual Hatena Blog posts into Markdown files by providing a specific article URL. The extractor is designed to target single posts and convert them to Markdown with frontmatter headers.

Yes, you need Node.js to run the Hatena Blog Markdown extractor. The implementation relies on a Node.js and TypeScript environment using axios, cheerio, and turndown to fetch, parse, and convert the Hatena Blog content.

Frontmatter in Markdown extraction is a consistent header added to the top of the converted file. It is included to provide structured metadata for the Hatena Blog article, making the resulting Markdown file easier to organize and publish.