If you know of any alternatives please post them here.

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Steven Brown’s picture

Steven Brown commented

Twitter Feed is useful.

martinbutt’s picture

martinbutt commented

These are the four alternatives:

https://www.onlywire.com/ - Free trial, then paid
http://hootsuite.com/ - Basic always free package
http://twitterfeed.com/ - Free
http://pixelpipe.com/ - Free

Twitter feed looks like it'll just run straight off of your RSS feed. I'm not sure a module is even needed. More research coming.

Steven Brown’s picture

Steven Brown commented

Yes Twitter feed is very straight forward. You take an RSS feed and give it to twitter feed. Then connect up all of your social networking accounts and twitter feed will post the data to the social networking accounts.

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okokokok commented

http://composer.io/ is a great alternative, still "alpha" but already support for e.g. identi.ca and different FB pages (apart from the usual)

Steven Brown’s picture

Steven Brown commented

I have looked into composer and have yet to see an API to integrate with. I have sent an email to them asking for such information. I would love to support this new composer as soon as I know they are going to have an API.

However, there would be only releases for Drupal 7 and Drupal 8.

Steven Brown’s picture

Steven Brown commented

I've talked to the developers at Composer and they have told me there will definitely be an API. They are looking to start development at the end of next month. I've created a sandbox for composer. The module name is hopefully going to be social_composer because there is already a composer module which deals with Drush.

I'm suggesting to the developers that they use a RESTful interface for their API. This is pretty easy to implement in Drupal which would make the social_composer module lightweight.

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guaka commented

Only 20% of ping.fm API functionality is currently supported by the http://composer.io/ api, but for some clients it's already enough to simply turn the hostname into http://papi.cmp.sr/, I'll try this if no one beats me to it.

See also https://github.com/composerio/api (started README.md today).