Publish text and image updates to LinkedIn as the authenticated member, using an OAuth access token kept in the vault, never in code.
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check_authpost_textpost_image
check_auth
Verify the stored LinkedIn access token works by resolving the authenticated member's identity, without posting anything.
| Name | Type | Required / default | Values and notes |
|---|---|---|---|
profile |
profile |
optional, default linkedin
|
| Name | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
ok |
bool | |
member_id |
string | |
name |
string |
post_text
Destructive
Publish a text-only share to LinkedIn as the authenticated member.
| Name | Type | Required / default | Values and notes |
|---|---|---|---|
text |
text | required | |
profile |
profile |
optional, default linkedin
|
| Name | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
post_id |
string | |
url |
string |
post_image
Destructive
Publish an image share, with an optional caption, to LinkedIn as the authenticated member.
| Name | Type | Required / default | Values and notes |
|---|---|---|---|
image |
path | required | |
text |
text |
optional, default ""
|
|
profile |
profile |
optional, default linkedin
|
| Name | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
post_id |
string | |
url |
string |
python app.py --action check_auth --params '{}'Run from the app’s own folder. Single quotes work in bash and PowerShell; in cmd.exe use double quotes and escape the inner ones.
run_action("linkedin-poster", "check_auth", {}){
"id": "n0",
"app": "linkedin-poster",
"action": "check_auth",
"params": {},
"inputs": {}
}python app.py --action post_text --params '{"text": "<text>"}'
# preview first - destructive action, nothing is changed:
python app.py --action post_text --params '{"text": "<text>"}' --dry-runRun from the app’s own folder. Single quotes work in bash and PowerShell; in cmd.exe use double quotes and escape the inner ones.
run_action("linkedin-poster", "post_text", {"text": "<text>"})
# preview first:
run_action("linkedin-poster", "post_text", {"text": "<text>"}, dry_run=true){
"id": "n0",
"app": "linkedin-poster",
"action": "post_text",
"params": {
"text": "<text>"
},
"inputs": {}
}python app.py --action post_image --params '{"image": "D:/path/to/image"}'
# preview first - destructive action, nothing is changed:
python app.py --action post_image --params '{"image": "D:/path/to/image"}' --dry-runRun from the app’s own folder. Single quotes work in bash and PowerShell; in cmd.exe use double quotes and escape the inner ones.
run_action("linkedin-poster", "post_image", {"image": "D:/path/to/image"})
# preview first:
run_action("linkedin-poster", "post_image", {"image": "D:/path/to/image"}, dry_run=true){
"id": "n0",
"app": "linkedin-poster",
"action": "post_image",
"params": {
"image": "D:/path/to/image"
},
"inputs": {}
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