CLI Reference
zyvop import
Migrate your existing library of articles from DEV.to, Hashnode, Medium, or RSS into ZyVOP.
zyvop import
Migrate your existing technical blog posts into ZyVOP. This imports your article content, covers, tags, and automatically preserves the original URL as the canonical origin.
zyvop import <source> <identifier> [options]Supported Sources
| Source | Identifier Format | Example |
|---|---|---|
devto | DEV.to username | zyvop import devto alexrivera |
hashnode | Hashnode username or domain | zyvop import hashnode alexrivera.hashnode.dev |
medium | Medium username (with or without @) | zyvop import medium @alexrivera |
rss | Full XML/RSS feed URL | zyvop import rss https://myblog.dev/rss.xml |
Example
zyvop import devto alexriveraOutput:
โ Importing articles from devto (alexrivera)...
โ Successfully imported 24 articles to ZyVOP! ๐
Your imported posts are now saved in your ZyVOP dashboard with canonical URLs intact.How Imported Articles are Processed
- Content Preservation: Markdown formatting and syntax fences are maintained.
- Canonical URL Preservation: The imported article's original link is saved as the article's
canonical_url. This helps search engines attribute the original source, although canonical tags are hints rather than ranking guarantees. - Draft Status: Imported posts can be edited, re-syndicated to new destinations, or backed up to your connected GitHub repository.