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TuTu Twitter ThreadSaver

Helps to Save Twiiter Thread by Tagging/Mentioning us. Under any Tweet you want to save, reply by mentioning our bot @binilchengankal. Wait for a minute for the reply from bot. A reply will be sent as direct message (⚠️ bot won't run unless you follow bot - As Twiiter policy is restricting bot to do so). Kindly make sure to follow bot before mentioning/tagging us.Thank you

Team members

  1. Abhijith KJ
  2. Akhil Shalil

Team Id

BFH/recqA2DMkbksFm0hb/2021

Link to product walkthrough

Link to Video

How it Works ?

Bot uses tweepy to get the tweets where the bot is Tagged/Mentioned. From the it collect recipent ID, Tweet ID, Tweet Text and URL.Bot uses twitter API to send direct Message to the Recipent.

Demo Video

Libraries used

TwitterAPI tweepy

How to configure

How To Install? & How To Use? :

To Test Bot without Installing

>> Login to Twitter

>> ⚠️ Follow Bot On Twitter

!!! Thread Saver Wont Work Unless You Follow Bot !!!

>> Reply under any Tweet by mentioning Bot ( @binilchengankal )

>> Wait for a minute

>> A reply will be sent as Direct Message

If any error occured try Installing Locally

Local Machine Setup Procedure

>> Clone the repository

https://github.com/Aaromalchekavar/TuTu_TwitterThreadSaver.git

Setup Virtual Environment (Optional)

>> To get started, if you’re not using Python 3, you’ll want to install the virtualenv tool with pip:

$ pip install virtualenv

>> If you are using Python 3, then you should already have the venv module from the standard library installed.

>> Change directory to project directy

$ cd <directory_name>

>> Create a new virtual environment inside the directory:

# Python 2:
$ virtualenv env

# Python 3
$ python3 -m venv env

>> Activate the Virtual Environment

$ source env/bin/activate
(env) $

Setup Twitter Credentials

$ export CONSUMER_KEY="<Your Consumer Key>"
$ export CONSUMER_SECRET="<Your Consumer Secret Key>"
$ export ACCESS_TOKEN="<Your Access Tocken>"
$ export ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET="<Your Access Tocken Secret>"

How to Run

$ python main.py

# or

$ python3 main.py