Gatsbyjs renders all of this statically. You can test this is working on any page of my site using the official card validator too cards-dev.twitter.com/validator. You can also see it working with one of my tweets: twitter.com/codyapearce/status/123...
It works because of this code part on your page:
let origin = "https://codinhood.com/"; if (typeof window !== "undefined") { origin = window.location.origin; }
Twitterbot will use something like this to crawl the site: curl -v -A Twitterbot https://codinhood.com/post/visualizing-apple-deaths.
curl -v -A Twitterbot https://codinhood.com/post/visualizing-apple-deaths
The window will not be available there. You can see that in the curl response, because there you have a duplicate slash character in you URL.
window
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Gatsbyjs renders all of this statically. You can test this is working on any page of my site using the official card validator too cards-dev.twitter.com/validator. You can also see it working with one of my tweets: twitter.com/codyapearce/status/123...
It works because of this code part on your page:
Twitterbot will use something like this to crawl the site:
curl -v -A Twitterbot https://codinhood.com/post/visualizing-apple-deaths.The
windowwill not be available there. You can see that in the curl response, because there you have a duplicate slash character in you URL.You are right