Mallerenga is a library to help managing Twitter accounts
## Installation
You can install it using `pip install` as usual:
```bash
pip install mallerenga
```
## Requirements
A Twitter account with consumer key and secret and access token and secret is required.
These credentials must be provided in the following environment variables:
- `TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY`: Consumer key
- `TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET`: Consumer secret
- `TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN`: Access token
- `TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET`: Access token secret
## Usage
### As a module
Mallerenga is intended to be user mostly as a module:
```python
from mallerenga.twitter.twitter import Twitter
twitter = Twitter()
status = twitter.tweet(msg)
print(status.link)
```
### As a command
To update the Twitter status, use the following command:
```
mallerenga New status message
```
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