中文介绍

FaXia — Publish Once, Reach Everywhere

Write once in Markdown, then publish to 11+ blogging platforms simultaneously — no more copying, pasting, and reformatting per site.

The Problem

You’ve just finished writing a great technical article. It’s well-researched, the code samples are tested, and you’re ready to share it with the world. But here’s what happens next:

• You open 11 different browser tabs — one for each platform you want to post on
• You manually copy-paste your article into each editor, adjusting formatting every time
• Images need to be re-uploaded to each platform separately — and you have to fix broken links
• Chinese platforms need a Chinese version, English platforms need an English version — you juggle two copies
• After an hour of clicking, you realize you forgot one platform and start the cycle again

The result? You either skip platforms and limit your reach, or you burn hours on busywork that should take seconds.

The Solution

FaXia takes your single Markdown file and publishes it to every platform you’ve configured — all at once, in parallel. You focus on writing good content. FaXia handles the upload, the formatting conversions, the image hosting, and the platform-specific quirks.

Choose a comfortable workflow: run it from the terminal as a CLI tool, or point-and-click through the cross-platform desktop app. Either way, one action replaces hours of repetition.

Core Value

Key Features

1. Eleven Platforms, One Command

Publish to GitHub Pages, WeChat Official Account, Zhihu, Juejin, Toutiao, Weibo, Reddit, X / Twitter, Medium, Facebook, and LinkedIn — or pick just the ones you want with a simple flag. Each platform uses its native API (or a robust Playwright-based adapter when no official publish API exists).

2. Intelligent Image Handling

Local images in your Markdown are automatically uploaded to each platform’s image hosting, then all image URLs in your article are rewritten to point to the correct host. Your code screenshots and diagrams look correct on every site — zero manual work.

3. Smart Updates, Not Duplicates

FaXia remembers where each article was published. Re-run the publish command on an updated article, and it will update the existing post (on supported platforms) instead of creating a duplicate. Perfect for fixing typos and iterating.

4. Two Interfaces, One Engine

Prefer the command line? The faxia CLI gives you scripting, CI integration, and maximum control. Prefer a GUI? The Electron desktop app has a visual platform selector, credential manager, and live article preview. Both use the same shared publishing core under the hood.

5. Platform-Specific Article Files

Different audiences need different tones and lengths. Point FaXia at an article directory with a zhihu.zh.md for Zhihu, a medium.md for Medium, a wechat-official-account.zh.md for WeChat — and each platform gets exactly the version you wrote for it.

6. Dry Run & Credential Check

Run faxia check to verify every platform credential is still valid before you publish. Use --dry-run to walk through the entire pipeline without actually posting anything. No surprises, no half-published articles.

Quick Start

1. Download the installer for your platform or install via npm: npm install -g faxia
2. Configure your credentials: use the desktop app Settings panel, or create ~/.faxia/config.json
3. Prepare your article: write in Markdown with optional frontmatter (title, tags, cover_image, summary)
4. Publish with one command: faxia publish my-article.md — or launch the desktop app and select your file
5. Review results — every platform shows a success/failure status with a direct link to the published post

Download

Download links are available on the GitHub Releases page. CLI usage works today via npm install -g faxia.

Privacy & Data

• Your credentials stay on your device — tokens and cookies are stored in a local .env file or a local JSON config, never sent anywhere except directly to each platform’s API
• No cloud, no account, no tracking — FaXia is a fully local tool. There is no server, no telemetry, and no analytics
• Open source — inspect, audit, and modify the code freely. MIT Licensed

Roadmap

• Publish to all 11 platforms (GitHub Pages, WeChat, Zhihu, Juejin, Toutiao, Weibo, Reddit, X/Twitter, Medium, Facebook, LinkedIn)
• CLI interface (faxia publish, faxia check, faxia login)
• Electron desktop app with platform selector and publish results
• Concurrent publishing with per-platform error isolation
• Publish history and auto-update of existing posts
• Dry-run mode and credential validation
• Article directory mode (platform-specific article files)
• Automatic image upload and URL rewriting
• Markdown to HTML with syntax highlighting
• Scheduled publishing (queue articles for a specific date/time)
• Article analytics dashboard (read counts across platforms)
• Templates & batch article management
• Plugin system for custom platform adapters
• Signed & notarized macOS/Windows binaries

Community & Support

• GitHub Repository
• Report an Issue
• Platform Setup Guide