Introduction Bots on Twitter have been around for a while now. The facts are that you’ve probably interacted with or come across one without even knowing. We’ve seen Twitter bots that could help you download videos, add notes to your notion page, set...
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Amazing piece elijah, your style of explaining things is really good! Great work bro🙌
Such a great article and topic I have always been fascinated with Twitter bot creation.
In the code client.v1.filterStream(...), you're using v1 of the Twitter API, and they have dropped support for filtered stream in essential API access, and is deprecated, RIPing in October this year. Does your tutorial require elevated access as well (the one where you have to go through the long application process).
Great tutorial!
OMG.... OMG... AHHH MAHHH GAWD!!!!!!!
i have been banging my head for 3 weeks trying to create a twitter bot
3 weeks
i finished the project 3 days ago or something. and had to do almost everything by myself because there's not a lot of up-to-date tutorials out there.
I also made things unnecessarily hard for myself, by implementing OAuth 1.0a three legged auth flow
i'm literally in shambles right now. it was so tough to make it and turns out after i finish making the bot this post comes up.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Recently made my own Twitter bot. Was cool seeing someone else's experience with one. Thanks for sharing!
That's a great example of doing sth useful and at the same time productive! Thanks for sharing it Asaolu Elijah.
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Looks like stream api requires elevation access? If so, how would you solve it normally? Like using search api?
One thing I didn't understand is, is the bot that you've created runs one time or listens all the time? Asking because I couldn't see any code like cron job or any timer that runs your bot for every x minutes.
THank you for making the post