Use Birdcage to constrain tweets.
Library to take text collections and create a Phrase of those text collections and fit within the specified length.
This is what the library does:
$ birdcage/example.py No maximum set, generate phrase
expecting: one hour, fourty-five minutes until armageddon strikes the earth expecting: one hour, fourty-five minutes until armageddon strikes the earth
No maximum length set, generate phrase with “: “ as the delimiter
expecting: one hour, fourty-five minutes: until armageddon strikes the earth expecting: one hour, fourty-five minutes: until armageddon strikes the earth
Set a maximum length of 40 characters
expecting: 1h45m until armageddon strikes the ea… expecting: 1h45m until armageddon strikes the ea…
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