Juicer Social Feed Adds Hosted Feeds to Drupal Blocks

The Juicer Social Feed module lets Drupal site builders place social feeds hosted by Juicer.io as configurable blocks, reducing the need to manage separate social-platform integrations inside Drupal.

The module is most relevant to teams that need social content from several platforms but do not want each feed tied to separate API work inside the Drupal site. Its practical value is in keeping placement and display controls in Drupal while leaving aggregation, moderation, and feed management to Juicer’s hosted service.

Talking Drupal featured the module during its 12 June 2026 Module of the Week segment, framing it as a way to reduce the work involved in maintaining platform accounts, OAuth tokens, and changing social media API restrictions.

According to the Drupal.org project page, Juicer Social Feed can display posts from Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, TikTok, Bluesky, YouTube, and other services. Administrators can configure a feed slug, post limit, source filter, title, subtitle, heading level, masonry layout, post modal behavior, and Load More pagination.

The current stable release is 1.2.0, released on 10 July 2026. The release supports Drupal 10.3, Drupal 11, and Drupal 12, and can be installed with composer require 'drupal/juicer:^1.2'.

Denis Omerović, known as drupalchille on Drupal.org, created the project on 10 March 2026 and is listed as one of its maintainers.

The 1.2.0 release notes say the update prepares the module for Juicer’s new Feeds 2.0 embed runtime. The module detects whether Juicer’s loaded embed bundle provides the new JuicerFeedComponents runtime or the existing Alpine.initTree() path, with fallback support during the rollout. The release notes also say no database updates, configuration changes, or template overrides are required.

Juicer’s Drupal documentation says the module requires a Juicer.io account with at least one configured feed and depends only on Drupal core. After installation, administrators can place the Juicer Social Feed block from Structure > Block layout, enter the feed slug, and optionally configure title, subtitle, source filtering, and post limits.

The same documentation positions the module as a Drupal-native alternative to pasting a generic embed into site markup. It also notes that Juicer feed management, including keyword filtering, post approval, and AI moderation, is handled from the Juicer dashboard rather than from Drupal.

The Talking Drupal segment also discussed Drupal 11 compatibility and work related to Drupal Canvas.

The Drupal.org listing says the project was updated on 13 July 2026. It reports usage on 13 sites and states that the project is not covered by Drupal’s security advisory policy, which means site owners should evaluate it with the same caution applied to contributed projects outside that coverage.

Juicer Social Feed is developed and maintained by the Juicer.io team. Support, feature requests, and bug reports are directed through the Drupal.org issue queue, Juicer documentation, or the Juicer API documentation.