Writizzy
GET/v1/blogs/{subdomain}/posts/{slug}

Get a published post by slug

Returns the full content of a single published post identified by its slug.

The content field contains the raw Markdown source. The contentFormat field is always markdown in the current API version.

Returns 404 if the post does not exist, has not been published yet, or belongs to a different blog.

Parameters

subdomainpathstringrequired
Subdomain of the blog (e.g. alice for alice.writizzy.com)
slugpathstringrequired
URL-safe slug of the post (from the slug field in the post list)

Responses

200
Post retrieved successfully
idstringrequired
Unique post identifier
titlestringrequired
Post title
slugstringrequired
URL-safe slug
excerptstringoptional
Short excerpt or teaser text, if provided by the author
contentstringrequired
Full post body in the format described by contentFormat
contentFormatstringrequired
Format of the content field. Currently always markdown.
publishedAtstring (date)optional
Date the post was published (ISO 8601 date). Null if the post is not yet published.
updatedAtstring (date-time)required
Date and time the post was last updated (ISO 8601 datetime)
coverImageUrlstringoptional
URL of the post cover image
urlstringrequired
Canonical public URL of the post
accessModestringrequired
Content access mode: FREE (visible to all readers) or PAID (requires an active paid subscription)
clapsinteger (int64)required
Total number of claps / reactions the post has received
tagsobject[]required
Tags associated with this post
2 properties
namestringrequired
Human-readable tag name
slugstringrequired
URL-safe slug — use as the tag query parameter when filtering posts
authorsobject[]required
Authors credited on this post
3 properties
namestringrequired
Display name of the author
avatarUrlstringoptional
URL of the author's avatar image
shortBiostringoptional
Short one-line biography suitable for bylines

Code example

GET/v1/blogs/{subdomain}/posts/{slug}
curl -X GET \
  -H "Accept: application/json" \
  "https://api.writizzy.com/v1/blogs/<subdomain>/posts/<slug>"