Using Tweepy.
- custom "Twitter for..." message
- make tweets, replies and comment retweets with and without images
- save and access all your accounts easily
- simple and effective commands
- Download both files
- Install Tweepy
pip install tweepy(Assuming you have Python and pip already installed.)
- Get access to the Twitter API
- Make a new app
- Enter your API / consumer key and secret in the api_stuff.py
- Run tweeter.py with Python
- The program will then open your web browser and ask you for the pin that Twitter generates for you.
- use
hto show all available commands
| Command | Explanation |
|---|---|
| q | Quit |
| h | Help |
| tw | Tweet |
| itw | Tweet with image |
| re | Reply (don't use this) |
| sre | Stable Reply |
| ire | Reply with image (don't use this) |
| isre | Stable reply with image |
| crt | Comment Retweet |
| icrt | Comment Retweet with image |
After you enter a command you will be asked for further inputs.
| Symbol | Input |
|---|---|
> |
What you want to tweet. Example: >Hello world! |
ID: |
The ID of the Tweet that you want to reply to. Found at the end of the Tweets URL. Example: ID:1215831854596743168 |
ats: |
All the @'s of the people that you want to reply to, divided with spaces. Example: ats:@Twitter @github |
URL: |
The URL of the Tweet that you want to comment-retweet. Example: URL:https://twitter.com/github/status/1278433248994091022 |
count: |
Amount of images that you want to add to a tweet. Maximum is 4. Example: count:3 |
path: |
Path of the image that you want to upload. (Will be asked up to 4 times, depending on count:. Example: path:/home/thefel0x/Downloads/image.png |
- Doesn't check if the post has <150 characters.
- Multi-Line Tweets not possible.
- Image upload doesn't support
.jpgfiles and probably many other file types..pngis working fine. (done)sreandisrewill replacereandire- needs
undocommand to delete last tweet