This plugin allows you to post tweets directly from Obsidian.
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This plugin has been added to the community plugin browser in Obsidian. You can get it from there.
If you want to watch a video on how to set up this plugin, click here.
Please note that these steps are not necessary anymore. You can get the plugin from the community plugin browser. Just install from there and jump to Setup.
Community Plugins
inside Obsidian. There is a folder icon on the right of Installed Plugins
. Click that and it opens your plugins folder.You'll see an indicator which tells you if you're connected or not.
Using the Post Tweet
command, a new modal will open. There, you can craft threads - or single tweets.
You can select both text or threads before using the command and it'll automatically port it into the modal. If the selected text is longer than 280 characters, it'll break it into a thread for you.
You can paste text into the modal. If that text is longer than 280 characters, it'll also break it into multiple tweets.
Backspace
to delete empty tweetEnter
to make new tweet if max lengthAlt + Enter
to make new tweetCtrl + Enter
to insert a tweet belowShift + Enter
to insert a new tweet aboveCtrl + ArrowUp
to focus tweet aboveCtrl + ArrowDown
to focus tweet belowCtrl + Shift + ArrowUp
to move tweet upCtrl + Shift + ArrowDown
to move tweet downCtrl + Shift + Delete
to delete the tweet you have focusedSingle tweets are simple. Just select some text and use the Post Selected as Tweet
command.
Threads have a specific format. First off, it only detects the first thread in any file.
Format:
THREAD START
Here you can type the first tweet in your thread.
Spacing is fine.
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Separation between tweets is done using a newline and three dashes - just like you see above.
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Enjoy!
THREAD END
Threads must start with THREAD START
and end with THREAD END
.
Follow this guide.