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twurl
Twurl is a command line tool used for interacting with the Twitter API. It provides developers and users with a simple and powerful way to make requests and perform various operations on their Twitter accounts.
- Twurl allows users to post new tweets, reply to tweets, and retrieve tweets from their timeline.
- It can also be used to send direct messages to other Twitter users.
- Twurl supports different authentication methods, including OAuth 1.0a, which ensures secure and authorized access to the API.
- With Twurl, users can retrieve user profiles and get information about other users on Twitter.
- It supports the ability to follow and unfollow users, as well as block or unblock them.
- Twurl can be used to upload and share media files, such as photos and videos, on Twitter.
- Users can search and retrieve tweets based on specific keywords or hashtags.
- It provides support for streaming APIs, allowing users to track real-time tweets and receive continuous updates.
- Twurl is an open-source tool developed and maintained by the Twitter team.
- It is available as a gem for Ruby and can be easily installed and used in command line environments.
List of commands for twurl:
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twurl:tldr:0ea25 twurl: Create an alias for a requested resource.$ twurl alias ${alias_name} ${resource}try on your machineexplain this command
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twurl:tldr:5a8d2 twurl: Make a POST request to an API endpoint.$ twurl -X POST -d '${endpoint_params}' ${twitter_api_endpoint}try on your machineexplain this command
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twurl:tldr:85753 twurl: Make a GET request to an API endpoint.$ twurl -X GET ${twitter_api_endpoint}try on your machineexplain this command
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twurl:tldr:a5cb8 twurl: Authorize `twurl` to access a Twitter account.$ twurl authorize --consumer-key ${twitter_api_key} --consumer-secret ${twitter_api_secret}try on your machineexplain this command
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twurl:tldr:cb97b twurl: Access a different Twitter API host.$ twurl -H ${twitter_api_url} -X GET ${twitter_api_endpoint}try on your machineexplain this command
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twurl:tldr:ef82c twurl: Upload media to Twitter.$ twurl -H "${twitter_upload_url}" -X POST "${twitter_upload_endpoint}" --file "${path-to-media-jpg}" --file-field "media"try on your machineexplain this command