Source plugin for pulling data into Gatsby from Twitter Search API.

Actually the plugin support a bunch of API endopoints

• search/tweets - Search for tweets
• statuses/show - Get specific tweet
• statuses/lookup - Get specific multiple tweets
• statuses/user_timeline - Get user timeline tweets
• favorites/list - Get liked tweets from specific user
• statuses/oembed - Get oembed code from tweet url
• lists/members - Returns the members of the specified list
• lists/statuses - Returns a timeline of tweets authored by members of the specified list

Check Twitter documentation for more details

To start using this plugin you have to create an App on developer and then create a bearer token to use application authentication

Note: Only api that use application authentication will works. User authentication api are not supported

Here an example of the configuration

// In your gatsby-config.js
module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    {
      resolve: `gatsby-source-twitter`,
      options: {
        credentials: {
          consumer_key: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY",
          consumer_secret: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET",
          bearer_token: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_BEARER_TOKEN",
        },
        queries: {
          nameofthequery: {
            endpoint: "statuses/user_timeline",
            maxCount: 200, // max posts should be fetch
            params: {
              screen_name: "gatsbyjs",
              include_rts: false,
              exclude_replies: true,
              tweet_mode: "extended",
            },
          },
          nameofanotherthequery: {
            endpoint: "search/tweets",
            params: {
              q: "#gatsbyjs",
              tweet_mode: "extended",
            },
          },
        },
      },
    },
  ],
}

Check this repository for more example.

You have to create an App on Twitter and creating a bearer token following this instructions using your consumer key and consumer secret

You have to specify a object where each key is a query to Twitter API.

Choose a name for the query (you will use later to retrieve data), for example gatsbyHashtag, but you can use whatever you want.

queries: {
  gatsbyHashtag: {
    endpoint: "search/tweets",
    params: {
      q: "#gatsbyjs",
      tweet_mode: "extended",
    },
  },
},

• endpoint: The endpoint of one of the supported API.
• params: The allowed params of the API specified with endpoint option.
• fetchAllResults: Fetch all result cycling through pages. (Only for search/tweets)
• maxCount: Fetch multiple results cycling through page, default is 200, the max value will be 3200(from Twitter docs) . (Only for statuses/user_timeline)

Now that you fetch some data from Twitter, you can access it with a GraphQL query.

The below gatsbyHashtag query will became allTwitterGatsbyHashtag

Below is a sample query for fetching all Tweets nodes.

query {
  allTwitterGatsbyHashtag {
    edges {
      node {
        full_text # or text depending by endpoint params
        user {
          name
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Warning: id field is not the tweet id, but Gatbsy internal node id. Use id_str if you need to use the tweet id

3.x.x version contains some breaking changes. Here an example of how to migrate from 2.x version

options: {
  q: `@wesbos`,
  credentials: {
      consumer_key: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY",
      consumer_secret: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET",
      bearer_token: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_BEARER_TOKEN"
  },
  tweet_mode: 'extended'
}

options: {
  credentials: {
    consumer_key: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY",
    consumer_secret: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET",
    bearer_token: "INSERT_HERE_YOUR_BEARER_TOKEN",
  },
  queries: {
    wesbos: {
      endpoint: "search/tweets",
      params: {
        q: "@wesbos",
        tweet_mode: "extended",
      },
    },
  },
},

query {
    allTwitterWesbos {
        edges {
            node {
                created_at
                full_text
                user {
                    name
                }
            }
        }
    }
}