Sochub is a hub for social network. It simplifies the managing of media accounts.
If you manage social media accounts for organizations, you probably use a tool to organize when to publish, get content, share information. Trello does a lot of that. But here's an extension that's specifically for that use case with some improvements.
If you write a description in your Trello card, it will be used as content to publish in all social networks.
If you want something more robust, you can actually write your post on Google Docs and link it to your Trello card.
First log in to your Google account in the Power-Up Settings page.
Now you can go to your card and you will see a "Connect Google Doc" button and pick your document.
Now the document will be an attachment, and the Preview will reflect its content taking precedence over the description.
From Google Doc you can use comments to select portions of the text for different social media outputs. If the comment is the name of a social network (or more than one separated by commas) it will be displayed for it, and only text with a comment selecting it will be included.
You can have more than one comment for each social network and they will all be included.
If you want to replace a portion of the document for a social network, for example if you are out of characters for twitter and you need to rephrase, you can write the name of the social network, a colon, and then the output you want for it. In that case it will replace the selected content.
If you want to include an image, you can use markdown formatting:
Notice the URL can actually belong to a Trello attachment.
If you create content using Canva, it can be embeded in your card. Go to the Publish options, use embed, copy its URL and paste it as an attachment in Trello.
Use trello labels to tag posts. It will only be included if they start with a
hash (#mytag) or you can select a network with color (instagram:tagforig).
You can set up Twitter accounts to publish directly from your card. Go to settings, add account and authorize the application.
You can "Set as preview account" an account and everyone on your board will see the preview of each card as if it was tweeted by that user.
Only people who had logged in to the Twitter account can actually publish. The keys are not shared to other members of the board.
To set up a Medium account, you need to get an Integration token from here and write it down to your settings page.
For telegram you need to both create a bot and a channel.
First talk to @BotFather to create a bot. It will respond with a token.
Then create your public channel. In the settings page you will need to enter
both the bot token provided by BotFather, and the channel public id, for example
@mychannel.
Instagram does not allow API posting. However if you attach a Canva embed (see above) and name it "instagram" it will be seen as a preview of your post. You can also set a display name for your organization in the preview.
Run pandoc-http. Set up configuration in ./.env and ./trello/client.env following the examples, build the trello client and run the web server:
$ docker run -d -p 3002:80 seppo0010/pandoc-http
$ cp .env{.example,}
$ cp trello/client/.env{.example,}
$ vi .env trello/client/.env
$ pushd trello/client && npm run build && popd
$ forever ./index.js
Created by anggun from the Noun Project
Created by Gregor Cresnar from the Noun Project