[Q] Where is the `createNote` method?

[RemeJuan]

In the docs, https://github.com/jakub-k-slys/substack-api/blob/main/docs/examples.md, it demonstrates a createNote that does not appear to exist, but that seems far more useful than the other not method which ultimately ends up being exponentially more work than simple opening Substack given there is no way to dynamically add paragraphs, it limits you to very short notes or very unintelligible ones.

[jakub-k-slys]

Hi @RemeJuan. Thanks for reaching out. I can see that documentation is outdated. Let me fix this in upcoming days.

Own Profile has Note Builder, which can be used to create quite complex notes having multiple paragraphs, bold text, etc. Please refer to n8n-nodes-substack to see it in action.

[RemeJuan]

@jakub-k-slys, sorry only seeing this now.

I saw the not builder, I set this up on the other side of an API, but there is no way, at least documented or even thought trial an error to programatically add paragraphs, how does one create a complex note without writing the code, cause then I may as well just go to substack and type it there?

        const paragraphs = createNoteDto.text
          .split(/\n\s*\n/)
          .map((paragraph) => paragraph.trim());

        const noteBuilder = ownProfile.newNote();

        for (const p of paragraphs) {
          noteBuilder.paragraph().text(p);
        }

        await noteBuilder.publish();

Is where I left off, this attempt simply fails with publish having no text, and as far as the rest of the docs and the code itself show, newNote is the only way to create a note.

        await ownProfile
          .newNote()
          .addParagraph({
            segments: paragraphs.map((p) => ({ type: 'simple', text: p })),
            lists: [],
          })
          .publish();

Also tried this and it's not different, you still end up with a single paragraph.

await ownProfile
          .newNote()
          .paragraph()
          .text(createNoteDto.text)
          .publish();

Works perfectly, but it then only publishes a single paragraph, while createNote may not have handled things like build, it does appear that it handled a block of text with its core formatting.