Get Posts from a Known Community

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Provide required community_id for a public X Community. Optional ranking has documented values Top and Latest; choose one value rather than a comma-separated list. Optional cursor continues the same Community and ranking. This endpoint has not been live-verified, so exact post fields, ranking behavior, continuation keys and unavailable-group results must be validated. Treat collected posts as observed group discussion, not a complete Community archive or built-in topic analysis.

API Features

Single-Community timeline input community_id confines the read to a selected public group instead of keyword results across Communities.
Documented Community ranking choices ranking offers Top and Latest as separate selectable values; actual ordering behavior remains unverified.
Group-and-ranking cursor continuity Keep both the Community ID and ranking unchanged when continuing with an available cursor.
Observed Community discussion framing Returned posts may support downstream topic research, but the endpoint does not supply analysis or guaranteed full-history coverage.

Live API Demo

GET /api/project/twitter/community-posts

API Response (JSON)

{}
curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/twitter/community-posts?key=<API_KEY>&community_id=1783990533192651232&ranking=Latest'
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Frequently asked questions

How do I select a Community and its post ranking?

Required community_id selects the group. Optional ranking documents Top and Latest as separate choices; send one, not a comma-separated list. Optional cursor continues the same group and ranking, after output pagination fields are validated.

Are Top and Latest results a verified complete Community archive?

No. This endpoint's fields, ordering, continuation keys and unavailable-group behavior have not been live-verified. Treat returned posts as observed discussion samples, not a complete archive or built-in topic analysis.

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