Tweetle
A python based CLI to control your twitter account and get analytical data
Installation
Through pip
For windows:
pip install tweetle
For linux/macos:
pip3 install tweetle
Manual Installation
git clone https://github.com/4RCAN3/Tweetle/setup.batvenv\scripts\activatetweetle
Commands:
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Contribute
Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.
- PRs are accepted!!
- If you have some ideas for new features and you don't have time to implement them please open an issue with the tag new_feature.
- Please don't forget to comment (document) your code!
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