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Publishing

Connect your CMS, then publish approved articles at their scheduled times.

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WordPress

The guided WordPress connection asks for the site and account details. An application password comes from RECALA_WP_APP_PASSWORD, --token-stdin, or a hidden prompt. Keep it out of command arguments and logs. Connection changes require a person with the necessary company access.

Terminal

recala connect wordpress

See WordPress flags for noninteractive input options.

Sanity

Connect a project, dataset and public blog URL. Map Recala signing people to author document ids in Sanity. The write token comes from RECALA_SANITY_TOKEN, --token-stdin, or a hidden prompt. The CLI does not print the supplied secret.

Terminal

recala connect sanity

See Sanity flags for project, dataset and author mapping options.

Verify before scheduling

Read the CMS endpoint, public site and connection state. The CLI can also report Search Console and sitemap connections. A missing optional feature or unavailable permission may appear as null rather than a successful connection.

Terminal

recala connect status

Terminal

recala cms status

Approval alone does not publish. Use an article’s scheduling preview to check readiness, then follow Review an article to save a future time.