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asciidoctor-tweet

v0.2.1

Published

Asciidoctor extension to add tweets in your document

Downloads

3

Readme

:bird: Tweet Extension for Asciidoctor.js

Travis build status

An extension for Asciidoctor.js to render tweets.

Install

$ npm i @asciidoctor/core asciidoctor-tweet

Usage

In your document, use the tweet macro with a tweet id:

tweet::988973671065600000[]

TIP: The tweet id can be found in a tweet URL. For instance in https://twitter.com/GretaThunberg/status/1041369960436703232, the tweet id is 104136996043670323.

You can also use a tweet block as you would use a quote block:

[tweet,Greta Thunberg,@GretaThunberg,16 sept. 2018,avatar-url=https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1103201826449604608/c0t5HuM-_400x400.jpg,retweet-count=11 k,favorite-count=30 k]
____
Fridays for future. The school strike continues! #climatestrike #klimatstrejk #FridaysForFuture
____

Then, register the extension before converting your document:

const asciidoctor = require('@asciidoctor/core')()
const tweetExtension = require('asciidoctor-tweet')
const registry = tweetExtension.register(asciidoctor.Extensions.create())

asciidoctor.convertFile('sample.adoc', { extension_registry: registry })

IMPORTANT: To authenticate with the Twitter API, you will need to register a Twitter application: https://apps.twitter.com/

Once you have a Twitter application, you will need to pass the consumer key and the consumer secret as environment variables:

  • TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY
  • TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET

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