What is Brittle Wit?
Brittle Wit is a Twitter Lib for Python.
It is rigorously polite in its adherence to Twitter’s rate limits.
It scales well.
It works as a library or a server.
“Namespaces are one honking great idea – let’s do more of those!”
A Trivial Demo
This code is explained thoroughly in the documentation. It fetches jacks first tweet.
import brittle_wit as bw
from brittle_wit.executors import debug_blocking_request
from brittle_wit import rest_api
APP_CRED = bw.AppCredentials.load_from_env()
CLIENT_CRED = bw.ClientCredentials.load_from_env()
req = rest_api.statuses.lookup(id=20)
resp = debug_blocking_request(APP_CRED, CLIENT_CRED, req)
jacks_first_tweet = resp.json()
print(jacks_first_tweet)1 maintainer
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1 maintainer
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