Thanks for the heads up! Those updates are probably in reference to twitter closing public access. Since we log in to twitter with Rettiwt, this shouldn’t be an issue, as we’re using the non-public methods.

But if you do use the newer version let me know how it goes!

Ah. Try changing it to ‘never’. That should do the trick as we’re letting typescript know that this function won’t take any arguments

thanks!

Nice! Yeah it's long but you should learn a lot. Let me know if you have any Qs.

Neutron hey I found out the work around. It looks twitter no longer allows you to view content unless you're signed in. so you have to log in with the Rettiwt-Api once, save the tokens it returns (in your ENV VARS perhaps) and then use those to initiate the client like this. Be careful with this thought because if you dont do it correctly you could get your account suspended. Its probably best to use an alternate twitter account for this:

const getTokens = async () => {
  const tokens = await Rettiwt().account.login(
    process.env.TWITTER_EMAIL!,
    process.env.TWITTER_HANDLE!,
    process.env.TWITTER_PASSWORD!
  );

  console.log('tokens: ', tokens) // save these in your env vars or somewhere safe
};

//...

      const twitter = Rettiwt(tokens); // from above
      // then call twitter.tweets.getTweets() instead of twitter.users.getUserTweets
      const favUserTweets = await twitter.tweets.getTweets({
        fromUsers: [favUser],
        // endDate in format YYYY-MM-DD
        endDate: endDate,
      });

i'll post an update to the article and repos ASAP

Vince Canger cool, i'll update it

tutorial has been updated! Neutron

Straight from the rainforest ;)

Thanks, Dani

noice. lemme know if oyu have any Qs!

You're welcome. let me know if you have any Qs

🙏

Nice! Let me know if you have any questions :)