Introduction:
Since the Twitter API now requires authentication for all requests,
we will have to create a new Twitter App that our Google Script will use
to communicate with the new Twitter API.
- Go to dev.twitter.com, sign-in with your Twitter account and create a Twitter app. Give your app any name, description, website (any URL) and put https://spreadsheets.google.com/macros/ in the callback URL field. Click Submit.
- Once the Twitter app has been created, make a note of your Consumer Key and Consumer Secret Key.
Step 2: Configure your Google Script
- Click here to copy the Twitter RSS script into your Google Drive. Put the Twitter Consumer key and Secret in line # 28 and 30.
- Go to File -> Manage Version and choose Save new version.
- Go to Publish -> Deploy as Web App and choose Anyone, even anonymous under Who has Access. Click the Deploy button.
Step 3: Deploy the Twitter RSS Feed generator
- Now that you have deployed the Google script, go to Run -> Start and grant the necessary permissions.
- Choose Run -> Start again and the script will require access to Twitter. Grant access and you’ll get an email with links to some sample RSS feeds for Twitter.
That’s it. You can now generate custom RSS
feeds for any Twitter Timeline, List or Search Results by simply change
the value of “q” parameter in the feed’s URL. As always, you are free to
use, modify and distribute the Google Script with attribution.
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