Static Tweet

Static Tweet is an archived project that has been renamed and relocated to vercel/react-tweet, a library for embedding tweets as static, pre-rendered content. The repository now serves only as a redirect notice pointing to the new location and its documentation site.

What is Static Tweet?

Static Tweet was a project for rendering tweets as static content, originally described as offering high-performance tweets using Next.js. The source page is now a single archival notice stating that the project has been renamed and moved to vercel/react-tweet. The original repository remains visible with 686 stars, but it no longer hosts active documentation or code guidance on this page — it directs visitors to the new GitHub repository and to react-tweet.vercel.app for details.

What makes Static Tweet stand out?

• Renamed project — Static Tweet now lives under the name react-tweet in the Vercel GitHub organization.
• Next.js orientation — the discovery metadata labels it as a Next.js-based approach to high-performance tweets.
• Redirect-only repository — the archived page contains no feature list, setup steps, or code examples beyond the move notice.
• Public documentation site — react-tweet.vercel.app is named as the destination for learning more.
• Community signal — the repository carries 686 stars, reflecting prior interest before the rename.

Who is it for?

• Developers previously using Static Tweet: anyone with an existing integration should follow the link to vercel/react-tweet to continue receiving updates.
• Next.js developers embedding tweets: the renamed react-tweet package is the maintained path for displaying tweet content in a React/Next.js application.
• Readers of old bookmarks or tutorials: visitors landing on the archived Static Tweet repository can use it to find the current project location.

FAQ

What happened to Static Tweet?

Static Tweet has been renamed and moved. The repository now only states that the project is called vercel/react-tweet and links to its new GitHub home and to react-tweet.vercel.app. No further feature information remains on the archived page.

Where can I find the current version of Static Tweet?

The current version is available at the GitHub repository vercel/react-tweet and documented at react-tweet.vercel.app. The archived Static Tweet page provides only those two links.

Does the Static Tweet repository still contain documentation?

No. The archived page contains only the rename and relocation notice, with no installation instructions, usage examples, or API details. Documentation is hosted at the new react-tweet site instead.