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This project is a fork of the now archived PyTweet
VERY IMPORTANT: This project is approved by the PyTweet devs themselves.
Another note: the support server given is support server for the original PyTweet as this is approved by the devs they requested the support server stay the same
pytwot is a synchronous Python API wrapper for the Twitter API. It is filled with rich features and is very easy to use.
py -m pip install pytwot
python3 -m pip install pytwot
Before using pytwot you have to setup an application here. For a more comfortable experience, you can create an application inside a project. Most endpoints require the client to have read, write and direct_messages app permissions and elevated access type. For more accessibility you can create a dev environment to support events and other premium endpoints. If you have any questions, please open an issue or ask in the official pytwot Discord.
import pytwot
client = pytwot.Client(
"Your Bearer Token Here!!!",
consumer_key="Your consumer key here",
consumer_secret="Your consumer secret here",
access_token="Your access token here",
access_token_secret="Your access token secret here",
) #Before using pytwot, make sure to create an application in https://apps.twitter.com.
client.tweet("Hello world, Hello twitter!") #This requires read & write app permissions also elevated access type.
You can check in the examples directory for more example code.
You can Contribute or open an issue regarding pytwot in our GitHub repository!
All files of this repo are protected and licensed with the MIT License, LICENSE File
FAQs
A Synchronous python API wrapper for twitter's api
We found that pytwot demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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