errors":[{"code":366,"message":"flow name LoginFlow is currently not accessible"}]

[theordev]

Hey !

Just trying this good project on my debian VPS but I got this twikit.errors.BadRequest: status: 400, message: "{"errors":[{"code":366,"message":"flow name LoginFlow is currently not accessible"}]}" on launch.

I have no problem at all on my own computer. Maybe this is the IP of the vps ? My script got the :

USER_AGENT = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/130.0.0.0 Safari/537.36'

twitter_client = Client(user_agent=USER_AGENT)

this is the user agent that i use on my real computer when using twitter.

No idea about what to try...

[yskmry]

Login flow is unstable. I recommend to use client.load_cookies() or client.set_cookies(). Cookies are from logged in account of owned pc or VPS.
If you use cookies, user-agent is not necessary.

[brownepres]

There is a newer version which is still in pull requests, but supposedly solved this problem.
pip uninstall twikit
pip install git+https://github.com/mdmrcglu/twikit.git

This library should work

[brownepres]

And also, some networks of larger corporations (like eduroam in all European schools) block twikit for some reason. Try an other network

[yutarour]

A lot of people seem to be having the same problem, so here's the solution. Don't log in using the username and password since it's broken. Just use the cookie. You can use a extension like in order to grab the cookies from the browser. However, some extensions tend to return the cookies in a weird format. The cookies, when being passed to set_cookies() should be in a format of {"key":"value","cookie name","value"}.

Here's my implementation of the post searching example with the cookies I exported using the cookie editor linked above:

from twikit import Client
import asyncio
import json

cookies = []
with open(r"./cookies.json",'r') as file:
    cookies = json.load(file)

cookies_formatted = {}
for cookie in cookies:
    cookies_formatted[cookie["name"]] = cookie["value"]

client = Client("en-US")
async def main():
    client.set_cookies(cookies_formatted)
    tweets = await client.search_tweet("python",product="Top")
    for tweet in tweets:
        print(
            tweet.user.name,
            tweet.text,
            tweet.created_at,
        )
asyncio.run(main())

p.s. Noticed that #239 has a solution as well.

[vegetabo]

A lot of people seem to be having the same problem, so here's the solution. Don't log in using the username and password since it's broken. Just use the cookie. You can use a extension like in order to grab the cookies from the browser. However, some extensions tend to return the cookies in a weird format. The cookies, when being passed to set_cookies() should be in a format of {"key":"value","cookie name","value"}.

Here's my implementation of the post searching example with the cookies I exported using the cookie editor linked above:

from twikit import Client
import asyncio
import json

cookies = []
with open(r"./cookies.json",'r') as file:
    cookies = json.load(file)

cookies_formatted = {}
for cookie in cookies:
    cookies_formatted[cookie["name"]] = cookie["value"]

client = Client("en-US")
async def main():
    client.set_cookies(cookies_formatted)
    tweets = await client.search_tweet("python",product="Top")
    for tweet in tweets:
        print(
            tweet.user.name,
            tweet.text,
            tweet.created_at,
        )
asyncio.run(main())

p.s. Noticed that #239 has a solution as well.

this work for me, thank you

[d60]

try version 2.2.0