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This might help. It's a serverless function to post a tweet. You might be able to modify it to fetch tweets. https://github.com/colbyfayock/tweet/blob/0d22f08292bb077f2248329abe9bf37ef7d8bf89/src/tweet.js

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In this case, <App/> should be the component that manages the state so that <MyForm/> uses it as props. Something like this: const [firstName, setFirsName] = React.useState("Arun"); const [lastName, setLastName] = React.useState("Kumar"); // you'll need to define some event handlers to change the values // the form component will use these const handleSubmit = e => { e.preventDefault(); // do whatever you need to do with the values console.log("firstName", firstName); console.log("lastName", lastName); } return ( <div> <MyForm fname={firstName} lname={lastName} onSubmit={handleSubmit} /> </div> );

What does you .babelrc look like

Well, Google came up fine, but not the other ones. They catch. Have you enabled the different login providers on your console?

What do you mean by it isn't showing properly. The Google dialog comes up fine for me.

Do you happen to have a codesandbox of this?

Do you have a codesandbox of this?

I haven't done work with this yet but a quick search yields this promising thread: https://github.com/jaredpalmer/formik/issues/926