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A Twitter client with a curses interface written in Python. Various parts of the codebase
are borrowed from the `Tyrs`_ project by `Nicolas Paris`_.
.. _`Tyrs`: http://tyrs.nicosphere.net
.. _`Nicolas Paris`: http://github.com/Nic0
The goal of the project is to build a full-featured Twitter client:
- one that is fully customizable;
- usable with multiple UIs (curses, gtk, qt, etc.);
- plugged to different API backends (currently is using `python-twitter`_); and
- having all the Twitter API capabilities with some spice.
.. _`python-twitter`: http://code.google.com/p/python-twitter/
Installation
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**turses** is installed simply by: ::
$ pip install turses
or (but you should consider using pip): ::
$ easy_install turses
Features
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- Sexy curses interface
- Multiple timelines (buffers)
- Tweet, Reply, Retweet, Delete tweet
- Follow/Unfollow
- Favorite/Unfavorite
- Search
- View any user's tweets
- Fully customizable
- Pluggable UI
- Pluggable API
- Multiple accounts
Roadmap
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- Documentation
- DM
- Thread view
- Lists
- Geo
- Blocking
- Improve settings
Development
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**turses** is still a work in progress, a list of tasks can be found on
the TODO file. Eventually every task will reside in the repository's
`issue tracker`_.
.. _`issue tracker`: http://github.com/alejandrogomez/turses/issues
Feel free to open issues with bugs, enhancements and features you will like
to see in **turses**; or hack them yourselves and send a pull request!
Code
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The code is hosted on `GitHub`_.
.. _`GitHub`: http://github.com/alejandrogomez/turses
Screenshots
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.. image:: http://dialelo.com/img/turses_buffers.png
License
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**turses** is licensed under a GPLv3 license, see LICENSE for details.
0.0.7
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- fix critical bug, missing dependency urwid
0.0.6
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- fix bug with mouse events
- relative imports to avoid `ImportError` exceptions
0.0.5
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- more colorful defaults
- see your own tweets
- search for a user's tweets
0.0.4
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- follow and unfollow
- pluggable UI and API
- associate callbacks to API calls
0.0.3
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- bug with non-ascii characters in search solved
- asynchronous API calls
- favorite/unfavorite tweets
- Favorites timeline
0.0.2
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- tests with coverage check
- fixed bug with missing dependency in `setup.py`
- decoration for tabs
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