This uses twitteroauth: https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth

This package loads Twitter feeds using the new (and very annoying) Twitter 1.1 API. You will need to create a Twitter app here:

https://dev.twitter.com/apps/new

Once you've created your new application you will need to generate tokens and use those tokens when you call the TwitterX snippet which will load your statuses:

This should be called uncached if you are using :ago in the chunk otherwise it can be cached.

[[!TwitterX? &twitter_consumer_key=aaaa &twitter_consumer_secret=bbbb &twitter_access_token=cccc &twitter_access_token_secret=dddd &limit=4 &timeline=user_timeline &chunk=TwitterXTpl &cache=7200 &screen_name=Qodo,Microsoft &include_rts=1 ]]

twitter_consumer_key - your twitter consumer token (REQUIRED) twitter_consumer_secret - your twitter consumer secret (REQUIRED) twitter_access_token - your twitter access token (REQUIRED) twitter_access_token_secret - your twitter access token secret (REQUIRED) limit - limit how many statuses to display (default: 5) timeline - which twitter timeline to load (default: user_timeline, retweeted_by_me etc) chunk - which chunk to load when rendering the statuses (default: TwitterXTpl) cache - how many seconds to cache the twitter data feed (default: 7200) screen_name - which user you want to load include_rts - should this include retweets (default: 1) cache_id - unique ID for caching in case you want to view multiple feeds or different feeds (default: TwitterX) toPlaceholder - a placeholder ID if you want to use content as a placeholder instead of outputting directly (default: '')

The snippet defaults to user_time line but you can load any of these:

public_timeline public_timeline friends_timeline user_timeline mentions retweeted_by_me retweeted_to_me retweets_of_me

TwitterX now supports basic Twitter searches using the &search parameter:

&search=MODX

When using this parameter, screen_name and timeline are ignored.

Use this snippet in your chunk placeholders to format the status text and automatically link any search, usernames or topics:

[[+text:TwitterXFormat]]

The package comes with a chunk for displaying the statuses called 'TwitterXTpl'. You can customise this by using the following placeholders:

created_at - date status was created source - source of the Tweet (application like web, iOS etc) id - status id on timeline id_str - status id on Twitter (twitter.com/user/statuses/id_str) text - status main text name - Twitter name screen_name - Twitter username profile_image_url - Twitter avatar image url for this user location - This users location url - This users URL (if specified) description - This users profile information

retweet_created_at - date status was created retweet_source - source of the Tweet (application like web, iOS etc) retweet_id - status id on timeline retweet_id_str - status id on Twitter (twitter.com/user/statuses/id_str) retweet_text - status main text retweet_name - Twitter name retweet_screen_name - Twitter username retweet_profile_image_url - Twitter avatar image url for this user retweet_location - This users location retweet_url - This users URL (if specified) retweet_description - This users profile information

For information and support, check out my blog:

http://www.qodo.co.uk/blog/twitterx-a-new-modx-extra-for-pulling-in-twitter-feeds-using-api-1.1/

Created by Stewart Orr @ Qodo Ltd (http://www.qodo.co.uk). Contributers: @sepiariver (http://www.sepiariver.ca)