Extract and merge Twitter (X) threads using TwitterAPI.io

Twitter (X) Thread Fetcher: Extract and Merge Tweets from Threads What it does

- Thread Detection: Automatically detects whether the provided Twitter link is a single tweet or a thread. - Tweet Extraction: Fetches and returns the content of a single tweet, or gathers all tweets in a thread by retrieving the first tweet and all connected replies. - Thread Merging: Merges all tweets in the correct order to reconstruct the complete thread, filtering out any empty results. - Seamless Integration: Easily trigger this workflow from other n8n workflows to automate Twitter thread extraction from various sources.

How it works - Accepts a Twitter link as input-either a single tweet or a thread. - If the link is for a single tweet, fetches and returns the tweet content. - If the link is for a thread, fetches the first tweet, then iteratively retrieves all connected replies that form the thread, ensuring only relevant tweets are included. - Merges the first tweet and all subsequent thread tweets in order, filters out any empty results, and returns the complete thread. - Uses [twitterapi.io](https://twitterapi.io) for all Twitter API requests.

Set up steps - Setup typically takes just a few minutes. You’ll need to configure your Twitter API credentials for [twitterapi.io](https://twitterapi.io). - You can trigger this workflow manually for testing or call it from another workflow to automate thread fetching from sources like Notion, spreadsheets, or other platforms. - For best results, create a separate workflow to gather Twitter links from your preferred source, then trigger this workflow to fetch and return the full thread.

> Detailed configuration instructions and node explanations are included as sticky notes within the workflow canvas.

Benefits

- Light speed: Fetches a 15-tweet thread in just 3 seconds for rapid results. - Cost effective: Processes a 15-tweet thread for only $0.0027, making it highly affordable. (Cost may vary depending on the density of replies in the thread.)