There are two main methods of rendering Post objects, manual or automatic.
You'll need to either fetch posts from a Feed or a Source.
{# Get the source by its handle #}
{% set source = craft.socialFeeds.getSourceByHandle('mySourceHandle') %}
{% set posts = source.getPosts() %}
{% for post in posts %}
ID: {{ post.id }}<br>
Content: {{ post.getContent() }}
{% endfor %}
{# OR get the Posts from a Feed (multiple Sources) #}
{% set posts = craft.socialFeeds.getPosts('myFeedHandle') %}
{% for post in posts %}
ID: {{ post.id }}<br>
Content: {{ post.getContent() }}
{% endfor %}
It'll be up to you on how to render your Posts!
Another approach is to let Social Feeds handle the rendering of your Posts for you. This can only be done for a Feed.
{{ craft.socialFeeds.renderPosts('myFeedHandle') }}
This will render your Posts as cards, with all the CSS applied without having to lift a finger.
You can also pass in some additional options to render.
{% set options = {
layout: 'masonry',
limit: 20,
offset: 10,
} %}
{{ craft.socialFeeds.renderPosts('myFeedHandle', options) }}
Here, we're setting the layout to use a masonry (opens new window) style layout and using limit
and offset
to paginate results.