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Owlstack

by Ali Hesari

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Description

Owlstack lets you automatically share your WordPress posts to social media platforms with a single click or on publish. Powered by the Owlstack Core engine, it provides a seamless publishing experience.

Supported Platforms:

  • Telegram — Send posts to channels and groups via Bot API
  • X (Twitter) — Tweet your posts with media support
  • Facebook — Share posts to Facebook Pages
  • Instagram — Publish to Instagram via the Graph API
  • LinkedIn — Share posts to LinkedIn profiles and company pages
  • Discord — Send posts to Discord channels via webhooks
  • Pinterest — Pin content to Pinterest boards
  • Reddit — Submit posts to subreddits
  • Slack — Post to Slack channels via webhooks
  • Tumblr — Share posts to Tumblr blogs
  • WhatsApp — Send messages via WhatsApp Business API

Key Features:

  • Admin Settings Page — Configure platform credentials and proxy settings from a clean admin UI
  • Publish Meta Box — Select platforms and publish directly from the post editor
  • Auto-Publish — Automatically share posts when they’re published
  • Delivery Logs — Track all publishing activity with status, errors, and external links
  • REST API — AJAX endpoints for connection testing, manual publishing, and log management
  • WP HTTP API — Uses native WordPress HTTP functions instead of cURL
  • WordPress Events — Full hook support with owlstack_post_published and owlstack_post_failed actions
  • Token Storage — Encrypted OAuth token storage via wp_options

For Developers:

Owlstack provides a simple PHP API for publishing from themes or other plugins:

// Publish to Telegram
owlstack()->telegram('Hello from WordPress!');

// Publish to Twitter/X
owlstack()->twitter('Hello from WordPress!');

// Publish to a specific platform by name
owlstack()->publish($post, 'linkedin');

// Publish to all configured platforms
owlstack()->toAll($post);

Third-Party Services

This plugin connects to external third-party services to publish your content. Data such as post title, excerpt, URL, and featured image may be sent to the platforms you configure. No data is sent unless you explicitly configure and enable a platform.

Telegram

X (Twitter)

Facebook

Instagram

LinkedIn

Discord

Pinterest

Reddit

Slack

Tumblr

WhatsApp

  1. Upload the owlstack folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install directly through the WordPress plugins screen.
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
  3. Go to Owlstack > Settings to configure your platform credentials.
What platforms are supported?

Telegram, X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Discord, Pinterest, Reddit, Slack, Tumblr, and WhatsApp are all supported.

Does this plugin require Composer?

No. All dependencies are bundled with the plugin. Simply install and activate it from your WordPress admin panel.

How do I get API credentials for each platform?

Can I customize which post types are supported?

Yes. Use the owlstack_supported_post_types filter:

add_filter('owlstack_supported_post_types', function ($types) {
    return ['post', 'page', 'product'];
});

Is there proxy support?

Yes. Configure proxy settings in Owlstack > Settings for servers that cannot access social media APIs directly.

Where are delivery logs stored?

Delivery logs are stored in a custom database table (wp_owlstack_delivery_logs). You can view them under Owlstack > Delivery Logs.

1.0.0

  • Initial public release.
  • Support for 11 platforms: Telegram, X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Discord, Pinterest, Reddit, Slack, Tumblr, and WhatsApp.
  • Admin settings page with platform credential management.
  • Post editor meta box for platform selection and auto-publish.
  • Delivery logs page with filtering and pagination.
  • REST API endpoints for connection testing, publishing, and log management.
  • WordPress HTTP API integration.
  • Encrypted OAuth token storage.
  • Event system with WordPress action hooks.
  • Full developer API via owlstack() helper function.
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