Nanoc3::Plugin

Nanoc3::DataSource

Nanoc3::DataSources::Twitter

Nanoc3::DataSources::Twitter provides tweets from a single user as items (Nanoc3::Item instances).

The configuration must have a "username" attribute containing the username of the account from which to fetch the tweets.

The items returned by this data source will be mounted at root/{id}, where id is the unique identifier of the tweet.

The items returned by this data source will have the following attributes:

`:created_at`:	The timestamp when this tweet was posted (a string).
`source`:	The client used to tweet this message (HTML-encoded).

Constants Inherited from Nanoc3::Plugin

MAP

Constructor Summary

This class inherits a constructor from Nanoc3::DataSource.

Public Visibility

Public Class Methods Inherited from Nanoc3::DataSource

identifier, identifiers, register

Public Class Methods Inherited from Nanoc3::Plugin

all, named

Public Instance Method Summary

#items

Public Instance Methods Inherited from Nanoc3::DataSource

code_snippets, create_item, create_layout, down, layouts, loading, setup, unuse, up, update, use

Public Instance Methods Included from Nanoc3::DataSource

code_snippets, create_item, create_layout, down, layouts, loading, setup, unuse, up, update, use

Public Instance Method Details

items

public items

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          # File 'lib/nanoc3/data_sources/twitter.rb', line 21

def items
  @item ||= begin
    require 'json'
    require 'time'

    # Get data
    @http_client ||= Nanoc3::Extra::CHiCk::Client.new
    status, headers, data = *@http_client.get("http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/#{self.config[:username]}.json")

    # Parse as JSON
    raw_items = JSON.parse(data)

    # Convert to items
    raw_items.enum_with_index.map do |raw_item, i|
      # Get data
      content = raw_item['text']
      attributes = {
        :created_at  => raw_item['created_at'],
        :source      => raw_item['source']
        # TODO add more
      }
      identifier = "/#{raw_item['id']}/"
      mtime = Time.parse(raw_item['created_at'])

      # Build item
      Nanoc3::Item.new(content, attributes, identifier, mtime)
    end
  end
end

        
      

  

Class: Nanoc3::DataSources::Twitter