twweet-cli 2.0.8

Tweet right from your cli without even opening your browser.

# twweet-cli

> Tweet right from your cli without even opening your browser.

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## Install

### Build from Source

Install the dependencies

` $ pip install tweepy `

Clone the source

` $ git clone https://github.com/CruiseDevice/twweet-cli.git `

Navigate to the tweet-cli folder

` $ cd twweet-cli `

Now run setup.py file.

For Linux users: ` $ sudo python3 setup.py install `

For Windows users: ` $ python setup.py install `

Create a Twitter “App”

Log in to https://apps.twitter.com/ to create a new app and generate your OAuth credentials:

• Consumer Key (API Key)

• Consumer Secret (API Secret)

• Access Token

• Access Token Secret

Set Twitter OAuth credentials in ENV file

` cp .env.example .env ` * replace placeholder with your relevant keys

Run the application

` $ twweet-cli `

_Note: Requires Python 3.x_

## Usage

• type ` twweet` to post a tweet.

• type ` get` to get different types of information from twitter. A menu will be provided to choose for your choice of information.

• type ` edit` to change your Ouath credentials.

• type ` 99` to quit the application.

## Contributing

I appreciate any help and support. Feel free to [fork](https://github.com/CruiseDevice/twweet-cli#fork-destination-box) and [create a pull request](https://github.com/CruiseDevice/twweet-cli/compare)

### Features present

• tweet from your CLI without opening the browser.

• Changing Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Token Secret keys for twweet-cli.

• getting the tweets of any user by providing the username.

• getting the tweets of a particular hashtag by providing the same.

• getting the trending topics on twitter.

• getting the tweets in your timeline.

• getting your follower list and their respective user name on twitter(number of followers to be displayed can be assigned).

• getting your own tweets(number of tweets to be displayed can be assigned).