Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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@mattkab Fantastic! Thank you very much for putting that together. Will test that later the day.
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@mattkab have been looking for a while for a solution and this worked great. easy to follow steps. Thanks! One comment: I tried to use the “twitterURL” config and changed max_results to a smaller number but, even if I had max_results=5 it showed 10. After some digging I realized the sample URL from your README file had spaces on it, and was “breaking” the module.
thanks for creating this!!
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@Mesohilo Glad you like it. I’ve been using it for a while and like it too.
I’ve updated the Readme to fix the spaces issue. I had added them for wordwrap on Github. :)
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@mattkab Two changes I made to my version (as a suggestion for future versions):
I have my module at top left and, depending on number of chars, it was overlapping with other modules; I added a char count so that it pulls the number of Tweets from the url (as the MAX) but checks the total length after each so, if I have 5 on the URL but tweets 1 and 2 are long, it might stop there. if short, it might post 3, 4 or 5… optimizing the space available but never going over. I am still playing with it but will share my feedback as I progress. Another change was the option to disable displaying the preview whet the tweet has a picture. the preview was so small (on my screen) that I did not see the point of keeping it.
I am sure there is an elegant way to do this things lol, but I am learning js by trying to understand code and adapt modules for my personal use so, if works, it is good enough for me :-)
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@Mesohilo Good call-out on the media thumbnails.
I’ve updated the module to add a config setting to show/hide the media thumbnails:
config: { ... //other configs showPictures: false, }