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The Twitter Bot API - Tweet, Follow, Like, Retweet, and more with Python without using Twitter's API
This is a Python package that provides an easy-to-use interface to Twitter using Selenium to emulate actions that a Twitter user might make, such as liking, following, and tweeting. In addition, it provides a Tweet Search implementation that uses Twitter's Advanced Search to scrape for tweets.
To use this package, you will need:
pip install twot
TwitterAPI
class, create an instance and login:from twot.classes import TwitterAPI
api = TwitterAPI('my_username', 'my_password')
api.login()
TwitterAPI
instance to interact with Twitter:# Tweet something
api.post_tweet('Hello World!')
# Like a tweet
api.like_tweet('https://twitter.com/twitter/status/1234567890')
# Quote retweet a tweet
api.quote_retweet('https://twitter.com/twitter/status/1234567890', 'Foo bar')
# First five options are required for every search
OPTIONS = {
"limit": 500,
"replies": False,
"only-replies": False,
"links": True,
"only-links": False,
"from": ['BarackObama']
}
# Links to the last 500 tweets from Obama
obama_tweets = api.search(OPTIONS)
You must have a Twitter account to use all features (including search). Class methods return the results of their actions. For example, methods that post a tweet return a link to the new tweet. Likeing and following return whether that tweet/account is now liked/followed or unliked/unfollowed (true/false).
Methods
-------
status()
Prints general info about the class state
login()
Uses `username` and `password` to login to Twitter
logout()
Logs out from Twitter
post_tweet(message)
Posts a tweet to users timeline
reply_to_tweet(tweet_id, message)
Posts a reply to the specified tweet
like_tweet(tweet_id)
Likes/Unlikes the tweet
retweet(tweet_id)
Retweets/Unretweets the tweet
quote_retweet(tweet_id, message)
Quote retweets the tweet with the specified message
follow(user_handle)
Follows the user with the specified handle
unfollow(user_handle)
Unfollows the user with the specified handle
search(options)
Searches for tweets using Advanced Search
quit()
Ends the browser session
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
FAQs
The Twitter Bot API - Tweet, Follow, Like, Retweet, and more with Python without using Twitter's API
We found that twot 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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