tweets.ts

Welcome to tweets.ts 👋

A easy to use twitter api client

Tweets.ts is a continuation of project Tweets.js, rewritten in typescript, from now on, use tweets.ts instead of tweets.js (tweets.js will be deprecated in favour of this)

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Install

npm i tweets.ts

Usage

Typescript

RestClient

import { Client } from 'tweets.ts';

const client = new Client({
  authorization: {
    consumer_key: 'Your Consumer Key',
    consumer_secret: 'Your Consumer Secret',
    access_token: 'Your access Token',
    access_token_secret: 'Your Access Token Secret',
  }
});

//... do what ever you want, use tweets.axix.cf for docs
// this is a example

client.getFollowers('typicalninja69', {  count: 20 }).then(res => console.log('Here is typicalninja\'s Followers', res)).catch(err => console.log('error occurred', err));

StreamClient

import { StreamClient, Tweet } from 'tweets.ts'

// or...

import { StreamClient, Client, Tweet } from 'tweets.ts'



// if passing the whole client to streamClient (recommended)
const client = new Client({
  authorization: {
    consumer_key: 'Your Consumer Key',
    consumer_secret: 'Your Consumer Secret',
    access_token: 'Your access Token',
    access_token_secret: 'Your Access Token Secret',
  }
});


// ... if passing whole Client to streamClient (recommended)
 const streamClient = new StreamClient(client)

/*
else....

 const streamClient = new StreamClient({
  authorization: {
    consumer_key: 'Your Consumer Key',
    consumer_secret: 'Your Consumer Secret',
    access_token: 'Your access Token',
    access_token_secret: 'Your Access Token Secret',
  }
 })
*/

// this is a must
streamClient.stream({ endPoint: '/statuses/filter', body: { follow: "1238451949000888322", } });

streamClient.on('connected', () => {
    console.log('Stream Client is now Connected')
});

streamClient.on('end', (reason: string) => {
  console.log('Stream Ended due to:', reason)
});

streamClient.on('tweet', (tweet: Tweet) => {
  console.log('New Tweet:')
  console.log(tweet)
});

// to end this client
setTimeout(() => {
  streamClient.end('Time ended, we don\'t need a stream now');
}, 10000)

JavaScript

RestClient

const { Client } = require('tweets.ts');
const client = new Client({
   authorization: {
    consumer_key: 'Your Consumer Key',
    consumer_secret: 'Your Consumer Secret',
    access_token: 'Your access Token',
    access_token_secret: 'Your Access Token Secret',
  }
});

//... do what ever you want, use tweets.axix.cf for docs
// this is a example

client.getFollowers('typicalninja69', {  count: 20 }).then(res => console.log('Here is typicalninja\'s Followers', res)).catch(err => console.log('error occurred', err));
 

StreamClient

const { StreamClient } = require('tweets.ts');

// or...
const { StreamClient, Client } = require('tweets.ts')

// if passing the whole client to streamClient (recommended)
const client = new Client({
  authorization: {
    consumer_key: 'Your Consumer Key',
    consumer_secret: 'Your Consumer Secret',
    access_token: 'Your access Token',
    access_token_secret: 'Your Access Token Secret',
  }
});


// ... if passing whole Client to streamClient (recommended)
 const streamClient = new StreamClient(client)

/*
else....

 const streamClient = new StreamClient({
  authorization: {
    consumer_key: 'Your Consumer Key',
    consumer_secret: 'Your Consumer Secret',
    access_token: 'Your access Token',
    access_token_secret: 'Your Access Token Secret',
  }
 })
*/

// this is a must
streamClient.stream({ endPoint: '/statuses/filter', body: { follow: "1238451949000888322", } });

streamClient.on('connected', () => {
    console.log('Stream Client is now Connected')
});

streamClient.on('end', (reason) => {
  console.log('Stream Ended due to:', reason)
});

streamClient.on('tweet', (tweet) => {
  console.log('New Tweet:')
  console.log(tweet)
});

// to end this client
setTimeout(() => {
  streamClient.end('Time ended, we don\'t need a stream now');
}, 10000)

Using the raw Api

Raw api is querying the api using builtin methods like post(), get(), you completely controls these methods. so least support is given for usage of this

client is a instance of tweet.ts client

Get

// returns a promise, must be inside a async function, unless you use .then

const request = await client.get({ endPoint: '/endPoint/here/:id', bodyOrParams: { id: 'this will be in the endpoint param', someOtherParam: 'follow' } })

// raw json data
console.log(request);

Post

// returns a promise, must be inside a async function, unless you use .then

const request = await client.post({ endPoint: '/endPoint/here/to/post/:id', bodyOrParams: { id: 'this will be in the endpoint param', someOtherBody: 'this will be in the body' } })

// raw json data
console.log(request);

FAQ

• How Do i get Authorization credential's

See this url : Click here

• How can i use bearer token (app authentication)

Sadly you cant, in typescript rewrite (tweets.ts) App authentication support was removed, You can use another library like this one for app authentication purpose

• Where can i get support?

You can use our Discord server to get support, join here

Author

👤 typicalninja21

• Twitter: @typicalninja69
• Github: @typicalninja493

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