ghost-cms

# Ghost CMS Manage Ghost CMS content via its REST API. Works with self-hosted and Ghost Pro sites. ## Configuration ```bash # Your Ghost site URL export GHOST_URL="https://example.com" # Admin API key (from Ghost Admin > Settings > Integrations) export GHOST_ADMIN_API_KEY="your-admin-api-key" # Optional: Content API key (for public data) export GHOST_CONTENT_API_KEY="your-content-api-key" ``` ## Get Posts ```bash bash skills/ghost-cms/scripts/posts.sh [--limit 10] [--page 1] [--status published] ``` Options: - `--limit` — Number of posts to return (default: 10) - `--page` — Page number (default: 1) - `--status` — Filter by status: `published`, `draft`, `scheduled`, `all` (default: published) - `--format` — Output format: `json` or `table` (default: json) ## Create a New Post ```bash bash skills/ghost-cms/scripts/new-post.sh \ --title "My New Post" \ --content "## Hello World This is the post content in Markdown." \ --tags "news,updates" \ --publish ``` Options: - `--title` — Post title (required) - `--content` — Post content in Markdown (required) - `--excerpt` — Short excerpt/summary (optional) - `--tags` — Comma-separated tag names (optional, auto-creates) - `--publish` — Publish immediately (omit to save as draft) - `--featured` — Mark as featured (optional) ## Manage Tags ```bash # List all tags bash skills/ghost-cms/scripts/tags.sh --list # Create a tag bash skills/ghost-cms/scripts/tags.sh --create --name "Tutorials" --description "How-to guides" --slug "tutorials" # Get a tag by slug bash skills/ghost-cms/scripts/tags.sh --slug "tutorials" ``` ## Get Site Stats ```bash bash skills/ghost-cms/scripts/stats.sh ``` Returns: total posts, total published posts, total draft posts, total members, total paid members, total pageviews (if stats addon is enabled) ## Notes - Admin API key format: `[id]:[apiKey]` — split on the colon, use the second part as the bearer token - Tags are created automatically if they don't exist when creating posts - Ghost uses a `Content-Type: application/json` header for all API calls - All scripts output JSON by default; use `--format table` for human-readable output where supported