instafeed.js

Official v2 release 🎉

If you are migrating from v1, see the v2 migration guide.

• Fixes assignment to undeclared variable match bug.
• Adds ES module support by building a separate distributable instafeed.es.min.js.
• Re-adds pagination support via hasNext and next methods.
• Adds apiLimit option to override how many images are requested from the Instagram API. This option supersedes the limit option.
• Adds pooling support when apiLimit is higher than limit.

• Adds before callback option that was missing from 2.0.0-rc1.
• Fixes Invalid State Error bug in Internet Explorer. Thanks @awoodford.
• Hashtags are now parsed from the image caption, and made available as a tags array on the image data.
• Changed default timeout options apiTimeout and accessTokenTimeout from 5000 (5 seconds) to 10000 (10 seconds)

Instafeed.js v2, powered by the new Instagram Basic Display API.

• Fixes an issue where some data used in templates would get incorrectly escaped.

• accessToken is no longer required to fetch images from user accounts!
• New template helpers for working with the new portrait and landscape images.
• target can now accept a DOM node directly, instead of just a string ID, thanks @juhamust!
• Squashed the last (hopefully!) of the IE8 bugs.
• Fixed image loading errors when using Instafeed.js on a local file protocol (file://). Thanks @spoonben!
• Added support from AMD and CommonJS.
• Improved error messaging when Instafeed.js can't find it's target element on the page.
• Instafeed.js no longer complains when trying to use strings for the userId, locationId, and limit options.

• Fixed the useHttp option when no template is set. Thanks Bartek Nowotarski!

• Fixed an issue where sortBy: "most-recent" did not always correctly sort the images. Thanks
  Neil Campbell!
• Changed the default sortBy option to be none.

• Image URLs are now protocol-relative by default. Use the new useHttp option to disable.
• Added the ability to filter out images using the filter option.
• Added pagination support using .next() and .hasNext() methods.
• Removed the default limit of 15 images. The option is still supported, but by default no limit
  is sent to the API.