Takes a Medium article and makes a Word document out of it.
This started as a quick project to handle some article backups for a Medium publication I work with. I used vanilla JS, which (most significantly) means using the free public API for image-size, which is rate-limited to 15 queries/hour. If you want to do the minor changes needed to revamp this for Node.js, you can just install and import image-size yourself. If you do that, you can also speed up the Word document generation by installing and importing docx instead of using the public API.
Otherwise, you just need a place to put these files (http://localhost/ will even do it) and a token from Saasify. Put the Saasify token in a tokens.js file (as seen in the tokens.js.example file in the repo). Then open the webpage and download away.
Medium's API covers writing articles and uploading images. The only things you can GET are a user's publications and a publication's users. That doesn't help us, so we use Medium's RSS feeds and convert them from XML to JSON for consumption.
I was in a hurry and consuming JSON sounded easier.
Medium doesn't include those in the RSS feed. We would handle them if they did.
Fork or change it after downloading.
Make an issue, I guess?