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@volox/social-post-wrapper

v3.0.0

Published

Wraps raw social data to generic Post

Readme

Social wrap

Wraps a post from a social network into a generic Post

Usage

var wrap = require( '@volox/social-post-wrapper' ).default;
var tweet = {...}; // From Twitter
var instagramMedia = {...}; // From Instagram

// Without options
var twPost = wrap( tweet, 'twitter' );
var igPost = wrap( instagramMedia, 'instagram' );
console.log( twPost );
console.log( igPost );


// With options
var twPost1 = wrap( tweet, 'twitter', {
  useField: false,
} );
var igPost1 = wrap( instagramMedia, 'instagram', {
  field: 'source',
} );
console.log( twPost1 );
console.log( igPost1 );

// Will output

Options

The wrapper accepts the following options:

| Name | Description | Type | Required | Default | |--------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|----------|---------| | useField | Add a field that specifies the source of the post (EG twitter, instagram ...) | Boolean | false | true | | field | The field where the provider will be saved | String | false | 'provider' |

Post format:

| Field | Description | Type | Available | |----------|-----------------------------------------------------|--------------|----------------| | id | The id from the provider | String | yes | | text | The text of the post | String | yes | | date | The creation date of the post | Date | yes | | location | The location of the post as a GeoJSON point feature | GeoJON Point | if present | | author | The name of the author | String | yes | | authorId | The id of the autor | String | yes | | tags | The list of tags for the post | Array | if present | | lang | The language of the post | String | if present | | raw | The original posrt from the provider | Object | yes |

Example

{
  id: '6457897564564564564654',
  text: 'TEST TEST',
  date: '2015-06-08T15:23:53.596Z',
  location: {
    type: 'Point',
    coordinates: [ longitude, latitude ]
  },
  author: 'Volox',
  authorId: '428956',
  tags: [
    'test',
    'tag',
  ],
  lang: 'en',
  provider: 'twitter',
  raw: { ... } // the original post from the social network
}