Blog migration ideas

The morning before yesterday, I finally made up my mind to write all my blog posts on XXXX.ArticleAfter migrating to the blog site (I will not talk about XXXX), I feel tired. I need to copy and paste the content of all the articles, it is very troublesome to fill in different boxes as required. Fortunately, I only have more than 10 articles on the top, and there are no links to images or files. If there are dozens of articles, it would be really dead.

After completing the migration, I felt that the migration in this article was indeed a time-consuming and stupid method. Since blogs provide RSS aggregation interfaces, you can writeProgramAutomatic Import. During the import, the program automatically analyzes all the articles and puts them in a temporary directory, which is then classified by the user. Of course, the trouble may be the link problem. First, you must transfer the files and images stored on the original blog site to the current blog site, the relative links of this part can be retained, and then the links to other sites. This part is simpler-completely unchanged.

If the technical solution is feasible, you can use this method to do other things. For example, if I save all the content in my blog to a local hard disk, I can perform a series of settings, click a save key to save all the content in the directory I specified (I do not know this is not supported by the RSS browser ). In turn, can I write a blog on a local hard disk like Foxmail or outlook, and post it out without going into the site?

The above is just my personal idea, and the technical difficulty and commercial value are not taken into consideration. Don't make a brick.