Create Social Media Cards

There are different approaches in creating the Tweesky Cards

Create Card as HTML

Invoke the endpoint to obtain the HTML content of the Card

curl --request POST \
  --url https://tweesky.p.rapidapi.com/cardContent \
  --header 'content-type: application/json' \
  --header 'x-rapidapi-host: tweesky.p.rapidapi.com' \ 
  --header 'x-rapidapi-key: my_rapid_api_key' \
  --data '{
	     "url": "https://mylatestupdate.domain.com/",	
			 "title": "Read This",	
			 "description": "Announcing a new feature",	
			 "image": "https://mygallery/images/shiningsun.png",	
			 "owner_id": "digitalmaster"}'

Save the HTML in a web page and share the URL.

Advantages

• Obtain card compatible with OpenGraph and Twitter Cards metadata
• Small card size(1Kb)
• Cards shared with your own URL

Notes

• Requires self-hosting

Create Card URL

Invoke the endpoint to obtain the URL of the Card

curl --request POST \
  --url https://tweesky.p.rapidapi.com/card \
  --header 'content-type: application/json' \
  --header 'x-rapidapi-host: tweesky.p.rapidapi.com' \ 
  --header 'x-rapidapi-key: my_rapid_api_key' \
  --data '{
	     "url": "https://mylatestupdate.domain.com/",	
			 "title": "Read This",	
			 "description": "Announcing a new feature",	
			 "image": "https://mygallery/images/shiningsun.png",	
			 "owner_id": "digitalmaster"}'

Share the URL (i.e. https://tweesky.com/t/xxxxx) on Social Media: users will be redirected to the original URL.

Advantages

• Obtain card compatible with OpenGraph and Twitter Cards metadata
• Cards hosted at tweesky.com

Notes

• Cards shared with Tweesky URL(i.e. https://tweesky.com/t/xxxxx)