Due to the changes in Twitter/X's API in charging now $100/mo for the most basic of access, I have decided to no longer work on this module. If this policy changes moving forward, I will re-consider as I use the X/Twitter platform but do not wish to pay the fee to develop software for their platform. Many apologies.

The Tweet Feed module is an advanced importing, displaying and data association tool that allows you to pull in tweets by search criteria, user timeline, or user curated list. The parameters and limits of what is pulled in falls under the guidelines of Twitter's REST API.

Tweets and Twitter Profiles are stored as their own entities (Drupal 8+) and content types (Drupal 7) and can be displayed via Views and any other contributed module that hooks into the entity API. All hash tags and user mentions are stored as references in the entities to their corresponding taxonomy term. This gives you great power in terms of displaying tweets with specific content in specific places by leveraging the power of contextual filters and taxonomies.

Pre-requisites:
1. Drupal 7 for versions 7.1+ and 7.3+
2. Drupal 8.8/9/10 for version 4.x
3. PHP 7.3 Or Higher
4. A Twitter developers account for version 1.1 of the Twitter API.

Contextual views inspiration and refinement compliments of Ashley Hall in conjunction with the development of the Symposiac conference platform, supported by the Institute for the Arts and Humanities and UNC.

Backdrop: Tweet Feed is being ported to the Backdrop CMS as well. All features and functionality will be kept in sync between Drupal 7 and Backdrop versions. Also note that some features from version 4 will be backported over time. I am also committing to keeping the Drupal 7 supported with features and PHP versions as long as Drupal 7 remains supported by Drupal.org.

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